HOLNESS & OVEN DEN Are Instructed to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at The Auction and Estate Offices, 37, High-street, Ramsgate. On WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st, 1021, at Four o’clock the afternoon. Solicitor: Edward Wotton, Esq,, -Cavendish-street, Ramsgate. Auctioneers’ Offloes: if?. H

the hard case of Mr. Mockett —an cK-aoldier of twemty-*wo years’ serrice, with two campaigns to his credit—who has been ordered quit his house, with Jus wif. aad Keren children, has had good effect, not only in drawing attention to an individual case of hardship, but in focussin

the auction mart. RAMSGATE. Messrs. VINTEN & SON Are instructed to SELL BY AUCTION, the Auction Mart, <2, High-street, Ramsgate. On TUESDAY. OCTOBER 18th, 1821. at •• "l?elffi'HOUSEHo£D FURNITURE AMD EFFECT* (removed from several Private Houses for convenience of sale). Further

Auctioneers’ Offices: 37, llisch-streefc, Ramsgate; also at Margate and Birchmgton. . SELECTION OF FREEHOLD PROPERTIES WITH VACANT POSSESSION. From th* Rogisttrt of MlMr*. SCARLETT & COLDBACK CENTRE OF TOWN. Vacant Petstttlon. —One sitting-room, 3 bedrooms, fcltchen; small garde

FOR POOR RAMSGATE PARISH. St. Luke’s (Ramsgate) Parish Magazine says: **A most generous and unexpected trift has I>ecii made to the parish Dame Janet Staneomb-Wills. who has sent sum of money to he used for any special purposes for which funds are required. Thirty pounds is to p

The Stella Maris Lodge of Freemasons to consecrated at the Margate Temple 27tli October by the Hon. F. S, W. Cornwallis. Provincial Grand Master. Mr. O. W. he installed first Master, and Mr. Sherwood Rap son to he the first secretary. The event is expected to attract very large

Price# for Unwanted Clothing, Suita, Suit#, Suit Gasca, Bags. Old (Sold, False Teeth, Precious Stones, ctc.-Hedley O. Steward (late Madame Pearl), 10. York-Htrect, Ramsgate. t 52 TOWNS. WARDROBE DEALER. 10. Turner strcct. Ratnaguto. Best prices given for Ladies’, Oents’ and Chil

FIXED AT RAMSGATE. On Monday the Uamigate licensing jusiu-Of >xed the hours for the sale of intoxicating liquors in the borough ns follows: , , Week-days— lo a.m. 2.30 p.ui., and 0 to 10 p.tn. Sundays—l2.3o 2.30 ii.m., and 7 p.m. Tlie magistrates present wore Mr. «. n. Green (in

killed by fall FROM TREE. | • If boys did not show some spirit of ; adventure it would poor thing for the outlook of our nation. w words were used by Dr. r. w. j Hardman. Coroner, at an the Ramsgate General Hospital ®n I Tuesday evening—into the circumstances ' THE CHURCHES AHDT