... victualler. C. Koebbb, Vigo-street, Regent-street, woollen-draper. W. M. Atlwaed, Sen non-luiie, City, and Paragon-place, New Kent-road, wine merchant. T. H. Faikhall and W. Sltkk, jun., Loudon-road, Southwark, ironmongers. W. Rex, Wandsworth and Putney ...

... of Frinsbury, Kent, was proved in London, on the 13th ult, lie bequeaths the sum of £6OO for rebuilding the schools at Higham, and £4OO for the schools of the parishes of Tongs and Bapchild ; and to the London Ragged School Union, the Kent and Canterbury ...

... their boot* and tro wests were stripped off, and they ware bayonettod in plaoee,through their backe. Probably lie. Hitherto I have been riding quietly among the mountains in semi-military ooatnma, the boots and pantaloons and forage-cap the Beat Kent Yeomanry ...

... the prisoners committed on the charge of having wilfully murdered Harriet Staunton, at to remove the trial frem the Kent Assises Maidstone to the Central Criminal Court, on the ground that very strong feeling prevailed against them the pert of the inhabitants ...

... BANKRUPTS. Tosetar, Nor. 12. F. Itrid:rs, Bury St Edmonds, coach builder.-R. Codhatn, Kent, farmer.-A Salt, Totbury, Stafford, butcher.- ' J J. 0. Poyey, Hands•rorth, Stafford. licensed victualler.-f.. J Jrntignii. Exeter, prima.-E. Nov.., Cheater. terser ...

... his bad induct. Ile was verj dL ty sod slovenly. Ile would not have his clothes brushed, slot weuld put on the same dirty boots every• day. lt henever Ids clothes wt re cleaned by the servants ho would go into the farm-yard and get diem is dirty as possible ...

... BANKHtTPTS.— Tcp.dat, Fep. 15. W. Trans, Kctton, Rutlaiulf>hlrc, parchment and leather mam factarcr. J. Kkatt. Maidstone, Kent, draper. J. W. Btroo ...

... by all Chemist', li. lid per whit MAIMS Mild BALKER give the full benefit of the -aw Duty on all packet Teem. which us the boot and Good sk tee k . ad. par b. +r • t 4C•• PARLIA3IENTARY JOTTINGS. reorgrrs have prophesied falsely. They said t hat the noble ...

... forced out. On one side of the face was the impression of the nails of a heavy boot. Eldridge was at once apprehended, and his boots and trousers were taken possession of. The boots had evidently been partially washed, but there were marks of blood upon them ...

... Manchester ; value £ll2, with residence. Shipbourne, Kent, dio. Canterbury; value £llO ; patron, J. Ridgeway, Esq., StaveleY•ln - Cartmel, Lancashire, dio. Carlisle ; value £lOB Cnracies : Chatham, Kent ; Coventry, St. Michael's ; Phillcak, Cornwall ; Leek ...

... blood on some marked with blood ; '3 &boot two o'clock is I man lies in a very pre CUD S 1 EITRALINO A BP•DR bar, Ayiesbelti. on • • and I. E. Bard with steal* b cl :l l : r a i L d John Croton. a Croton, ( • third boot ( produced ), and lee November. It ...

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