... the widows of Bromley-College, to fur•lifh.tbem with coals and candels. fcujlfand endowed feveral alms-houfes poof at Boot's Cray, in Kent. charity and benificence his ife time was without bounds* and not |efs fo at his death, he has given by his will upwards ...

... Melting Stuff 58s Da. Graves Id's Dregs 11* Yellow Soap, f}os—Mottled, 100 s—Curd, HOPS.—Bags, Kent .os 61 Sussex 31 to. 51 Es'. i»ex 155,t0 51 bs— Packets. Kent ton Sussex 4»l ids 10S Fain ham bs to 12s ~. q- Norwich. and Yarmouth per Quarter. Wheat ...

... stock-broker. J. Gsmfcrt, Ingsbury, Kent, innkeeper.—F. Go dair, Manchester, merchant.—G. Haesckcl, Gorrard-sti eet, Sdho, tailor.— W. Hawkins, Cheltenham, plumber.— R. Ho well, porter dealer.—J. Johnston, Maidstone, woollendraper.—R. Johnson, Old Su ; ...

... jeweller.—C.. Coleman, Maidstone, apotSe' cary.--G. wme-merchant.—T. Id. Loppin, Great. \ street,' dealer-—P. Ejesvignes, Rosamond-\tre\tr, watt h-ease-maker.-4-i: Daviest, Ixmdbn-strteei*. deafer.—V.. 4J. kdmead, Loose', Kent;, per-.-— W. Green,' t- ...

... Grisfiehf, Maidstone, Kent, grocer.—D. Cass Oxford-Street, jeweller.—lt. E. Stuart, widow, Portsmouth, victualler.—T. Lovr, Church-row, Aid. gate, victualler.—J. Phillips, Oxfird-stiect,fruiterer. —J. Holt, Southall, inn-keeper.—l. LuVc, Cheapside, boot-maker ...

... c»o. Oil do. Alclttllg oils Do. —*. Craves 24, Uitx»y- Yellow Soap, 100- Cnril, 114.* c i HOPS. Kent 10l lis lr» Sussex 101 :K. to 12' os— Essex o- us Kent 121 iCi Farnh..*. Norwich Yarmouth per Quarter. Wheal - lie- —« Tick Hca i« . 70s 7*l Fine do. • ...

... Owner* ami Occupiers of Land the counties o Kent and Southampton Agricultural Society, in favour of the proposed Own Regulations, Lord Darnley wk occasion to narrate the circumstances which occurred at passing the Kent petition, when stated, the persons assemble ...

... Debtors. The Petition of JONATI! FURMIDGE, late Chatham, the county Kent, Cupeuter, the Royal Navy, but now a Piisoncr for Debt confined bis Majesty*. Gaol, Maidstone, iv tlie county of Kent, will beard before his Majesty's Justices of the Peace, for the ...

... was seriously endangered, were fined Is. each and discharged.—Tbos. Wilding, Robt. Hudson, John Wilding, Wm. Hubbard, John Boot, and James Haiumout, were severally acquitted. No hills were found against Wm. Aston, Thos. Larter, Wm. Thing, and James Taylor ...

... La.ru*- Skiiui, 10»)s per dozen ...

... killing game. Besides, the Act which this went to repeal, made the night extend to seven o'clock iv the morning. The Member for Kent had brought iv Bill to punish persons going out armed to kill game with mischievous intent; and if that Hon. Baronet (Sir E ...

... completely overpowered. He was immediately discharged, aud he hurried away from the bar. It is rather remarkable, that at Maidstone the same number of persons were capitally convicted, as Kingston. At Exeter Assizes, Francis Clarke, was found guilty barbarously ...