... been written Cascades, Tasmau's Peninsula, Van Land. is addressed to John Murrell (the convict's uncle), Fant, near Maidstone, Kent, England. The letter is written by some person on behalf tbe prisoner, who is nnable to write, and is as follows:— Dear ...

... What kind ones answered to any rustling call I was hailed with smiling praise, in the summerng neat. William Coat, jun., Maidstone, Kent, bookbinder. Henry Philip Wright, (ireat Surrev,treet, blackfriarnroad, hair-dresser. George Salter, Tipton, Stalford ...

... Wilhelmina Charlotte Scott, Camberwell Grove, out of hairless. Fdward Wymer, Oxford-street, tobacconist. John Clinton, Maidstone, horse-dealer. Edward Pierpoint, Lis erpool, cart owner. Thomas Lister, Halifax, boatman. Thomas Slava e Day, Clapham Road ...

... basket into the boot} John of the cozch. how many passengers were ! horses to on the coach that morning. I never removed the parcel | phe robb till 1 got to London; 1 stopped atthe Peacock, Islington, MrJo. the Three Cups, and the Golden Cross, Charing ...

... Jame, Gregg, Birmingtom, blacksmith. wont DESLOIATIOICI OP INSOLVENCY VNIAIR 7YLE NEST ACT. Thomas Snashall. jun.. l'eushurst, Kent, out of business. Ittrphoit liarria, fttallsaiisc, carpenter. May, &Allude, Warwickshire. coal dealer. 'Tomas lieskin.jur. ...

... would send up the 6s. 6d. e00n after his return home. . HALL. A Rum Remepy —Mary Newton, the wife of a zinc worker, of the Kent-roed, was summoned by ber hesband for assaulting bim by.seratching his face, and’ breaki~ sundry articles of crockery. The ...

... maker. Stephen Dockland, 11, ndon. Middlesex, carman. Josiah Marti.. Iligh-street, Shorc.lit .!;, tallow-chandler. Caroline Maidstone, Cambridge. nulllm•r. illiam Starr Drury, Chester, ironmonger. Elias Needham, jun., little Houghten, Eancavhire,clogger. ...

... displayed the long white geiters, | which remain in vogue even up to the the of George the IV.; the Cavalry alt wore high military boots, and some of them the crimson silk sword helt, fringed | with gold, which gave them very much the appearance a modern Grand ...

... large assortment of close coats and jackets, in fabrics; a quantity of hats and caps; a pair antigropelo mud boots, several pairs of other boots; large quantity of shoes, slippers, clogs, An. —Monk silver, Oct. 14, 1845. We understand that great competition ...

... tiherrard -street, Golden-square, Joseph Howard Rand, of 29, Weidminster - bridge •road, Lambeth, dealer in china and glat.. James Miller, Southampton, cord%ainer. Th.unas Brown. of 3 and 4, Connaught-terrace, Edgetrare- road, boot and shoe maker. Sarah ...

... ride & shaved horse without hal wine OF 80 after the operation, whereas a 5 out the day after; indeed we wee With hounds in Kent, the fore- a me clip bed, rough and shabby, and the hind looking very like a French that Was increased by the monkeyfied ® ...

... of aiding the stow nmiring for obtsixing a repeal of the malt-tax, took place the Star Hotel, Maidstone. A resolution that the tiguieulturists of West Kent consider it desirable that every support be given the Metropolitan Anti- Nlalt-fax Association ...