... 'E LONDON - CHRONICLE for IS KENT MAIDSTONE, MAtiCa 23. Mr. , GARROW went into the CrOWII Court tail' night, anci tried prifoners. This Morning only three cafes were left for Mr. Juaice HEATH to difpole. of. Wiliam Colman wAs indiaed for the'wilful murder ...

... High Holborn; retail by F. Day, No. 7, Tavock-ffreet; W. Day, No. So, Swallow-itreet ; N o . o l, Finch-lane; the principal Boot-makers, Perfumers, and Oilmen in the Metropolis, and in every Town through• out the United Kingdom, in ftone bottles, price ...

... he (hot hirnfelf, when he died in great agony. _ _ _ A njvly - married woman of refpeeability, named CORBYN, reciding in the Kent-road, cut her throat yeflerday in a 11-locking manner in the privy. Her groans were heard by the neighbours, which led to the ...

... and.W. G. Farman, Old Change, fadtors —April 27. H. Landon and J. Childs, Billiter-lane, wine-merchants.—May 4. H. Elliott, Kent-road, grOcer.—May - I. E. Dodd, Dock head, tallow-chandler: — April 2.4. J. Balmer, City Chambers, merchant —May 4- A; Paice ...

... Morgan, Holborn-court s , 'Gray's Inn; and Mr. Hyde, Worcester —S. Wive!, Pitchcombe, clothier, May 27, 28, June 25, at the Golden Cross,Caincrdoss. A ttornies, Mr. Croome, Gravel Pits, near Stroud, Gloucestershire; and Messrs. Vizard and Co. Lincoln's ...

... Georger-pLce, Backlane, timber•merchants BANKRUPTS. • J. King, Tonbridge, Kent, carpenter, June 22, July 2, 27, plumber, June all-R a . c, IA: 9, July .Ta u bor James street, Golden•square, 27, at Guildhall -J Earle ad W. Lyon, Old 'Change, warehouse , ' ...

... is brouslht into Court, to answer the complaint at the. Kent Assizes, which have just begun. , Last night Wm Davis was brought before tlietritting Magistrate' charged with stealing a pair of boots, the property of SamiselHawes, of St. Martin's -court. ...

... remanded. Inquisition was taken, Thursday evening., at,the house of • tci t. the Golden Anchor, Great,Satrion-hilk. before T. a g ed 6 er 0 , 7 the body of Mr. wilbam Elwel, boot who put an end to his life by taking a l i a antity in a pint of porter. It appeared ...

... &Eton—M. .1. Davies, Maidstone, dealer. TiANKRUP'rS. - - G. Feise,.Lawrence Fount nev -hill} .smtrcb4nt, to surrender: Jan'. 15. 29. Feb.' 15; at Robinson,. 'Chelsea, linen drapers Jan. 15, 22. Fob. ,15, , W. Shoobridge, Alartlen. Kent. firmer,. Jim,ll, ...

... gentleman Of independent fortune, who posseses a freehold estate of near two hundred acres, mans sion, Arc. near Faikstone, in Kent, and two of his servants, were brought ti town, in- cuetody of Hall, an officerof Union. hall, and aSsistants: The charge against ...

... psrter to bring his boots. The teison in the room when he left, was the young gentleman now in custody and the yard watchman; but white he sent, several persons might have entered and gone cot On Mr. s return; be put alibis boots and coat, and after he ...

... Y,erffordshire- Wednesday, March 1, at Hertford. - Gssex-Saturday, March 4, at Citelmford. eitl-Montlay, , March 15, at Maidstone. Monday, March 20, at Horsham. S am . 4-I . l.ursday, March 23, at Xingston. Pt ‘r 6 man called Frances C,larke, as ; our ...