... Block-printers-John Dale, 125. Paper-makers, Maidstone, Kent-William Pallinig- . ham, about 1,000. Shoernakers, Northampton-Ricbard Otawton repre- sented about 200, but there were about 2,500 in the town. Boot-closers, Huddersfield-William Spur, 335. Iron ...

... EDWARD SLATtnR, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Montpellier square, Brompton. . l AM MBANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED, JAMES MdILLrl, boot and shoemaker, Southampton. BANKRUPTS. WILLtAM BRtSTow SErsaY, sail maker, Jamaica-row, Bermondsey, to surrender April 29, ...

... afterwards, and they presented a fearful proof of the dreadful agent to which they had boon exposed. Their clothes, and even their boots, were either wholly or partially consumed, their bodies literally rMasted, and the flesh in many cases deeply incised, every ...

... market prices. Very little was done towards bringing the St. Leger settling to a close. THE CESAREWITCHI STAKES. 7 to 2 apot Kent's lot (taken, zend afterwards offered) --9 to I agst Lord C. Bdntinck's My Mary (taken, and afterwarda cffierefj-l 3 to I agst ...

... carriers, scales incorrect, 100s. SY. ?? Drv osOiN.f. Hoaf, 4, Upper John-street, Golden-square, che, etencoger, two pair of scales, S00-b 1V ~cihtssitKing.Btreet, Golden-square0, PuibiCani, ^ifteen pots very deficient, destroyed, 40.- - Fisher, 2., C ...

... Atkey, carpenter, Ryde-?harles J. Reed, baker, Lydd, Kents.o-Jostph Pocock, grocer, Putney-James 3. Bragg, Ftage coachman, Newbury. Berkshire-William A. Arnati, clerk, Groat Putteney-street, Golden-square. - William Arnold, public-house-keeper, d ian ...

... Colonel Auson'Is Iags-O to I agst Lord Maidstone's Tom Tullock (taken(-6 to I agst Lord Altbermarle's Smuggler Bill (taken). f DERBY. 10 to I agst General Shuobrick's Brocardo (taken(-1t to I agst Lord Maidstone's Torn Tullock-20 to I agst Mr. J1. O'Brien's ...

... W don't know. L. LA Rocr.-The candidates at Lich/Jeld, were Sir G. Anson 381; Lord A. Paget, 289; and - Dyott, 211. At Maidstone, thei were ?? B. Hope, 765 ; G. Dodd, 725; and D. Salomons, 424. A. B. (Colsbrook).-The Toner of London was lest onfire in ...

... same day. HOME CIRCUIT. John Greatisead Harris, Eoq., Commissioner. Kent-at Dever, Friday, Nov. 0; at the Citly and County of the City of Caztetrbury, Saturday, Nov. 7; at Maidstone, Monday, Nov. 9, Sussex-at Lanes, Friday, November28. Hertfardshire-at ...

... felony. -policermas 70 P deposed, that as he was going his rounds on Sea- hr right, he entered a shed in Surrey-buildings, Old Kent-road, to ese lohether any person was sleeping there or not, persons being i the habit of sleeping there. After entecing, he ...

... kerbaliot-JohnrCole, Ipswicb, ?? H. Gardner, Gillingham, Kent, ?? Clsapertan, Alfred-place, Bedlard-square, ladgin g-housekeeper-Wil'. liat Nurm, Bury St. Edmunds, ?? of mu ?? F. Dally, Maidstone, ?? Jarman, Mary Ann's-p'ace, Shone- dijch, ?? H. Howse ...

... rCestei~bnsry, a citil in the:/ hunzdred of. Bridqe and Pelham, in the eowosty of K ent. ?? vim d/ttod,.ayy,-hie.tet tBritons, Caer Kent f/hat is. the city d inl). Thel presen~t coihedrat was built ?? 04 _ 3 r. elnmoleted tilt the rciof Henry V. about the year ...