... Soken, Essex, boot.maker. BANKRUPTS.—Tcsatiar, JCLY 7. T. Peen:son, Calthorpe-place, Gray's.inn-rwel, Ironmonger,. II D. Moirtismr, Lee, Kent, builder. T. J. U. Scatvaxs, and I'. &urn, Hastings, Sussex bankers. W. Ltonerren, TonbrlJgo Wells, Kent, corn dealer ...

... the name Emily Burrell. which was stated to be attached to one of the tickets in arettion, and to the fact that a pair of boots was also mentioned. Some women eom . ne in at that moment said they la I bean to the inartary, and it tier 'mitered to that ...

... Oravin, Mamma., labourer (17) were charged with felony. On Monday morning a number of pairs of boots were hung outoide the ehopdoor of Mr. B. T. Wilson, boot and shsemaker, Pavement. On Mr. Wilson's eon taking them in he missed one pair, end in consequence ...

... Deals!' Legationreceivei. their Ma landing. The Earl of linden, Her Majesty and Viseestet Endow, Lord Limited ' the sonnty Kent, were also passes :Wawa &guarded honour •was dins% up on the pier. The King gamey Accompanied: by, Mae of Wales, . Undo& don ...

... NircarmA, Lands, merchant. 0. Naar, Manchester, wholesale clothier. BANKRUPTS.—TustsuAv, Mar 5. T, HAIMBON, Harrietsimm and Maidstone, Kent, coal-mer T. Warm, Bow-ehurcliyard, stock manufacturer. T. T. Tunas, Winchester-street, Waterloo-town, surgeon. H. trarkirov ...

... universally &airflow- Per Black Italian Clot Black Silk Umbrellas' Black Crape Black Stockings, 2. PAID UP SHARES. BOOTS! BOOTS!! BOOTS!!! indeed to bo by far theesaieat and most interesting in. bsech and to Irish Whiskey, well matured, proof Gallon. ...

... warehouseman, late of Bursle.n, Staf. ford, beerseller. CLARKS, Church Stretton, Salop, seedsman. WALTUR Meg, Glonc.ster, boot and shoe maker. MOSES HINDLE Bmutows and GHLVILLE RcoDocr, Wakefield, wors:ed spinners. Itarktts. FRIDAY, 12. There waa more ...

... in Yorkshire ; Mr Helstrip, aeatitiful box of humming birds, and the following eggs, most of them ver y sma ll varieties : Golden pheasant, game fowl, game bantam, and Aylesbury duck; Mr Webster, a fine collection of wellmounted plants, illustrating the ...

... the heat to bens The cloud will vanish. we shall hear His voice Saying, Tome out from the grove, my limeade ire And round my golden tent like lambs rejoice.' Thus did nray, and sae, thus I my t o little English boy : When I front bbel, and he front cloud ...

... 1 ; 3nl Ewer, 5 4th Forfar, 2 lst Glocwster, 1; let R a nts, I; lit fele of Man, 1 ; let Kent, 2 ; 2nd Kent, 2 ; sth 2 ; 9th Kent, 2 ; 10th Kent, 3 ; 12th Kent, 1; lit ark, 4 ; Ist Lincoln, 1 ; let Loudon, 1 ; Ist Ballasts, 1 ; 2nd ...

... LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE of BOOTS and SHOES, consisting of about 18,000 Pairs. Wise* Elamtio Boots from 2e. Bd., as. 6d., ds. 3d., sa. 3d. Gent's Mastic Boots from 6e., 7a. 3d., Bs. Id., Ps. Bd., 10e. ad. 2 Goths' and Boys' Boots from 4a., usually sold at ...

... going on. SUPPOSED MURDER IN KENT. —On Saturday, Mr. J. N. Dndlow, one of the coroners for West Kent, held an inquest at the village public-house, in the parish of Trolley, about a mile from the main road, between Maidstone and Sevenoaks, on the body of ...