... that the East Kent harriers, unuder the able esanagement of G. Leicth, Esq , take the field on the first week in October ; the kentiel and stable being both rtncolinmenly sieli filled, the former from, drafts of some crack packs in West Kent, and the latter ...

... Universal office, Regent Circus. PAMSGATE.-From LONDON BRIDGE WHARF. J -The fast, splendid, and favourite Steam Ships, DUCHESS of1 KENT or FAME, every MORNING, at NINE precisely (Sunday in- cluded), returning front Ramegate, dail, atte sateln hour. S TEAM TWICE ...

... Esdon, Webb-street, Bisro'; Mr. MEverett, Thamecs-street; Mr. Garrett, Southiniolten-street, Ox- ford-street; Mlr. Gresley. Golden-lone; Sir. Sterer, Red-cross- street Buor'; Mr.ilws Greenwichi; Sirt. Herne, Pihillip's- butildings SoesTon AIr. liclinoni ...

... er, was re- turning home with another young man, named John Turstin, with whom he had been out in the fields adjoining the Kent-road, shooting small birds, when, in passing along the Greenwich-road, Turstin, through heedlessly handling his gun, wh'ch ...

... the Bank. rupt.' Court: solicitor, Mr. Pile, Hatton-garden; oflicial assi_~nee Mr. Cannan, Finsbury-circus.-PtuLLIP GaESLEY, Golden-lae' licensed-victualler, Nov. 6, at 11 o'clock, Dec. 4, at 12, at the Bank_ rupts' Court: solicitor, Mr. Armstrong, Red ...

... were married in Leeds.-Hali- JaLT Gfzvardian. DooTm Or ArosIUAIANe ATrscS.-Tlse Alderman died at his seat at Halstead, ill Kent, on Friday morning, the 26th ult., ill his 79th year. He has left all only son and two daisghters, assd his death, of course ...

... Hanover-courts Milton-street, Cripplegate, coffii-makers-J. Brook and E. C. Whites Cheltenham-placc, Westminster-road, and Lee, Kent, bottled-ale- merchants-J. Ashton and AV. Almond, Farnworth, Lancashire, vitriol manufacturers-S. Lovegrove and F. T. Fricke ...

... girt riamsed Mary Priestly, aged eight years, the dauighter of a laboorhag loan, living at No; 3, Eagle- place, Jamnev-street, Kent-road, accideitcal~y set her clothes on fire w~hile preparing he~r parent's brealufast, and was burnit in such a shocking manner ...

... the White Swan Inn, Alnwick. Messrs. Hind- marsh and Son, Crescent, Tewie-street, Cripplegate. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 15, T. Parker, Kent-road, stationer-Feb. 15, J. Meyer and W. B. Mever, Old Broad-street and Quebec, ?? 15, H. Al. Birnmel, L. J. B. Vandeau, and ...

... ing deil look like mahogany, and ash like roseewood ; and that its application to the rurest and the loftiest of themes is a boot- less efibrt to exalt the infinitely exalted, and to adorr tsie in- finitelV lovelv. I-lere, Nve think, rather than in dMr ...

... Northfieot, Kent. IL1 ENRY MAiN ES, Jun., will submit to Public JLt Auction, at the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of England, onl Monday, Juite 1, 1839, at Twelve o clock, without the slig-htestIP reserve, the PLOUGH INLN, NORtTHFLET, KENT,en thebhigls ...

... near Sitting- bourne, Kent, onl the high-road ?? to Dover, at the junc- tion of the Maidstone, Canterbury, Chattiam, and Sheerness roads, about two miles from Sittingbourne, eight from Rochester and Chat- hamn, eight from Maidstone, eight from Sheerness ...