... Feaec Coork, Wouldham. Kent, li re burner and lime merchant W’illiam*, Dudley, shoe inanufnefurt r-(ffoiio’. v. Derby, hatter and furrier— Gforov. i.lock Porti Liverrc-01. apothecary ami surgeon.l me* Kkefi rs. Liverpool, boot and shoe dealer—Thos. Crow ...

... Finsbury Terrace, City Hoad, draper—William Ball and Thomas Ball, Totneis. Pcvonsliire, millers—WiLi Turner, Kin*; Street, Golden Square, licensed victualler—William Rich and Robert Hannah, Park Lane, tailors—John Jones, Chester, draper and hosier. SCOTCH ...

... ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE. Oun Iftat week’* notice of the proceedings of the institute left the members on their Maidstone jaunt. Maidstone, the tine old parish church, with its pinnacled shrine, its canopied and other tombs, was course an object of much ...

... coach* i» vo r^rv^*, a^^ berwell New-roed, lioeused victualler.— B. VV ATT BBS. Maidstone, jpathic practitioner.- W. OKE, Hj'tbf.-S. HOPPER, Bayswater.-S. MIAW. Old Kent-road.-U. P. Ul«flouiau-road.-W. H. BELL, For set-hill, auctionear.—r, FLAVEIL, N ...

... Chant u Kent.—T. GRimma. Park-strret. Mouthwaik grocer. C. t-TEAKRR. Lambeth-walk. cheetemouger. —J. Loveuruvk, Vicarage place, Keu»iuKtoii sU'geon SCOTCH SitgUESTEATIONH.—K. Momtuomkkie. Oarrlonhaunh, Lanarkshire farmer.- C. W. Cluustun, Glasgow, boot and ...

... „iltoi R. 1 . RIDLEY, Maidstone, Kent, Lieutei ant In the WEIGUTON. Tingawick. Bucks, farmer.-W street, Deptford, cement merchant.-J. F. CULLEN R«m«iram plumber. W. BAKER, Hulmg-road, Croydon.—C WARBI’RToN* Marlboiough-roan, Old Kent road, clerk.—o. LLEWELLYN ...

... F. KoßlNsoN, Middle-borough, chemist. J. SuRiON, Cnorlu>n-on-Me.ilock.—G. cOUTHW Ll ittMid, boot aud ahoe maker.—K Crewherne. .cas.nn n. —j’ bCEELE, Maidstone coouer.— K. RANGE, .lUaiupton, piumOer.—F. J. STEIN, North Sbie da, mnke«vei and New astleou-Tyue ...

... M. A. J. WILKINSON, Aluersgate-blioot, gove* lies*. J. STANFORD, Darlington arcadi. Piccadilly, boot and shoemaker. J. P. B-* YLV. Broad street. Golden-square, watchmaker—l’. W. PEEFITT, Tottenham-villa, Hoinsey, iecluier.—H. C. JOHNSON, Rath-road. Peokham ...

... KENYON, Wigan, Lancashire, boot-Ip maker.—J. WILLI* . Maidstone Keni, iron and brassfo.inder. -W. UARRALD, Bury Sc. Edmunds, Suffolk,milliner. W. CROSS Mimter, Kent, tailor.—R. TILL, Worcester, butch r K. F. WATTS, Grave end. Kent, commission »gen'.-J. BOND ...

... stated, according to the depositions, that Mr. Kent first called upon him on the morning of the murder, but this (says he) was not correct: it was neighbour tamed (irinnell. At the close of the eiaminat.on Miss Kent was discharged, her father being b-mud over ...

... watchmaker. K. SHELDRAKE, Brewer-btreet, Golden-square, newsagent.—EMlLY CAROLINE RUSSELL, Cottage-grove-Park, Peckbam.—U. HARVEY, Leadenhall-street, general merchant.—U. WILSON, Battersea —K. GIBSON, Mma-road. Old Kent road, licensed victualler. -J. INGRAM ...

... Ikthnal-grteu, cabinetmaker. J. B. MAXTON. Blum field-street, llaivow-ruad, engineer and ageat.—J.. and J.UUUGETT.Tei denlcn, Kent, uuraer>nieu.—F.O ORCHAUD k Rivor-terraoe, York-road, Klng'a-oroaa, Untiuaker.—J. THOMAS,. Shrewabury.coal merchant ami farmer ...