... LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS.—FRIDAT, Decimate 21. Wru.ux Burr )(mark, 14, Mark-lane, City, wine merchant. Jon, Joyce, Bromley, Kent, baker. MOlllll4 48, Mornay-street, 11oxton New Town, Sliddiceex, straw hat manalseturer. Wiwi.* Wiwi and FREDERICK WILLIAM ...

... against Mr. Swipe. Ornxixt; vita DIRECT ILULWAY.--011 Wednesday the new line of railway, via Strood, on the North Kent line to Maidstone, was opened for general traffic. It passes through the valley of the Medwiy—a most picturesque and diversified coitutrvand ...

... revision of the lists of voters for parishes comprised is the several districts of West Kent, viz.: Sevenoaks, 20th September; Tenterden, 30th; Cranbrook. tat October; Maidstone, 3rd; West Melling, Gth ; Tunbridge, 7th; Gravesend, Bth: Rochester, 9th; Dartford ...

... held several livings in dilf.rest parts of the country, but more «specially in Suffolk ; he ass the first archdeacon of Maidstone, and during a brief period filled a canon's stall in Canterbury. He was also private chaplain to the late Archhi«hop of ...

... Merk.lane, cornfactors. T. SYCIELPIOIIII, Maidstone. Kent. currier. T G. GAIBRIEL, Midford•place, Tottenham.conrt.road, and Birmingham, brush board manufacturer. J. Strood, Kent, ironfonnder. J. FAG; Hythe, Kent, groeer. A. Accelerants, Bestifort buildings ...

... henewer me nom IMP in • green frock coat, lined and look oaths Church them Me wiling et el MEN. b .-. me scarlet w Ayear t boots, • horn 4 th Louie XV. pall, sad • Imam a o nren WANTED TR ASMT.--.11 knife of the finest eterl with agate lamas eons,. ounce ...

... whoa he would r. Bet tin I eases as as ambanador Minas Ids pee- rob the Aotal ng Wahstia Ath•rton accepted wowed Yet the golden harvest tan tem bag OK patents in RANO=af net It %estimated linseed geatimans be lucky ennuali April nest, be inn realise ...

... abash! On one of the steps leading to the greet hlo-que I observed a seedy-looking soldier trying en bright crisneow leather boot, elaborately embroidered with gold. The hbrsry wee entered, and hosts must beautifully illuminated —*eery led of which wee ...

... the capital of s. d. EXECUTION AT MAIDSTONE. The last of the law wag also oseried into effect about the same time, in Maidstone, M?heet Alexander Suttee, 20 years of qs, who was oeurscigd at the teat spring amino for Kent of the murder of little boy tune ...

... uncle, on the condition that, within two years, he shall a tall, slim lady, of harmonious proportinne, with lose and thick golden hair. She must hare an open forehead, blue eyes. a brilliant white skin, a wellmade sae, a mall mouth, graceful limbo ; and ...

... the truth of the floapeL If went un the question of they 'tad A Farrnret Doo. —On Saturday an inquest was held at Charlton. Kent. on the his& of Elisabeth Serjeant, aged six yearn. She was left in a room on the ground floor at Ashford-place. with two younger ...

... extraordinary character has been captured in a lonely shed at Egerton, Kent, in the person of Frederick Numb, a Belgian soldie r who for some months has been wander. big about the Weald of Kent, clothed in rags, and living on roots, berries, and offs!. His ...