The Court for relief of insolvent debtors.

The matters of the Petitions and Schedules of the Prisoners hereinafter named (the same having been filed in the Court) are appointed to be heard as follows:  At the Court House, at Maidstone, in the County Kent, on the 14th day of July 1837, at ten o'clock in the forenoon.

THOMAS BRISSENDEN, formerly of Tonbridge Wells [sic], Kent, upholsterer and cabinet maker, then in partnership with THOMAS HODGES, of Tonbridge wells aforesaid, under the firm of Brissenden and Hodges, upholsterers and cabinet makers, then of same place, Auctioneer and Undertaker, and late of Cambrian Cottage, Tonbridge-wells aforesaid, Auctioneer, Sworn Appraiser and Undertaker.

JOHN IZZARD, formerly of Hever, Kent, farmer, then of Shipperton, Middlesex, labourer, and late of Penshurst, Kent, labourer.

JOHN HODGES, formerly of Burwash, Sussex, Ensign in the 22d Regiment of Infantry, on half-pay, and an Ensign in the West Kent Militia, farmer and fruiterer, then of Staplehurst, Kent, an Ensign in said 22d Regiment of Infantry and West Kent Militia, out of business, then of Boughton Monchelsea, Kent, Ensign in said 22d Regiment of Infantry and West Kent Militia, and farmer, then of Rocky-hill, Maidstone, Kent, an Ensign in said 22d Regiment of Infantry and West Kent Militia, out of business, then again of Boughton Monchelsea aforesaid, Ensign in said 22d Regiment of Infantry, then of Shorne, Kent, out of business, then of Brenchley, Kent, out of business, then of Marden, Kent, farmer and retailer of beer, and late of Lenham, Kent, out of business.

MARY GEORGE, formerly of Blandford Street, Manchester-Square, Middlesex, and late of Gravesend, Kent, widow.

SAMUEL WARCUP, late of High Street, Dartford, Kent, stationer and teacher of music, newsman, dealer in toys and fishing tackle, administrator of the late THOMAS WARCUP, deceased, and organist of the parish church, at Dartford.

MARTHA FARLEY, late of Wilmington, near Dartford, Kent, widow.

JOHN CLARKE, late of Benover, Yalding, Kent, farmer and miller, and late of same place, farmer and hop grower.

JAMES GARDNER the younger, late of New Hythe, East Malling, Kent, bargeman.

WILLIAM CHATFIELD, formerly of High Street, Tonbridge, Tailor, and late of Plaxtol, Wrotham, Kent, tailor and undertaker.

JAMES WARD, formerly of Mill Town, Sheerness, Kent, sawyer, and late of High Street, Blue Town, Sheerness, Kent, victualler.

JOSEPH GOULD, late of Herne Bay, Kent, jobbing stone mason and journeyman stone mason.

JOSEPH HAYSELDEN, formerly of Waterloo Street, Brighton, builder and grocer, since of Hanover Terrace, Brighton, builder, since of St. James's Street, Brighton, Grocer, then of London Road, Brighton, Sussex, builder, since of Lowfield, Dartford, Kent, journeyman bricklayer, since of King Street and Bath Street, Gravesend, Kent, builder.

JOHN FOSTER, late of Littlebourne, near Canterbury, Kent, baker and grocer.

THOMAS MITCHAM, formerly of Reading, Berks, then of Bedford Square East, Whitechapel, Middlesex, out of business then of Whitechapel Road, Clothier and shoe seller, then of Bath Street, Gravesend, Kent, grocer, and late of No. 111, High Street, Chatham, Kent, foreman to a currier, leather cutter and shoe maker.

THOMAS MARTIN, late of Star Street, Milton, next Gravesend, Kent, victualler, and since out of business.

WILLIAM WRIGHTE, formerly of Crouch, Boughton under Blean, near Faversham, Kent, then of Bushey Close, Boughton under Blean aforesaid, then in Boughton Street, and late of Buckland, in Dover, Kent, and lodging at Boughton under Blean aforesaid, Kent, Lieutenant in the 3d Foot, on half-pay.

GEORGE CRUTTENDEN, formerly of Lenham, Kent, then of Rolvenden, Kent, gardener, and late of Rolvenden Lane, Kent, gardener and retailer of beer.

ROBERT JOY, formerly of Matfield Green, Brenchley, Kent, farmer and late labourer.

RICHARD MILLS, formerly of Loose, near Maidstone, Kent, farmer, fruit dealer, and late of Loose Road, Maidstone, Kent, victualler, and late of same place, licenced to let horses, and fly proprietor.

JOHN PEAKE DUTTON, formerly of Marlborough Street, Greenwich, Kent, then of Wood Street, Brompton, Kent, and late of Chatham Hill, Kent, Lieutenant in the navy, on half-pay.

WILLIAM WISE, formerly of Tenterden, Farmer and Grazier, then of St. Stephen's near Canterbury, farmer and grazier, and hop grower, and late of Hale's Place, St. Stephen's, near Canterbury, Kent, grazier and hop grower.

JOHN BOORMAN, late of Staplehurst, Kent, butcher.

ELKANAH WILLIAM LUMMIS, formerly of High Street, Ashford, since of the New Road, and late of Castle Street, Ashford, Kent, gun maker.

JOHN TERRY, late of No. 174, High Street, Chatham, Kent, baker.

JOHN MARTIN, formerly of the Etna, in the Mediterranean, then of Coleman Street, Woolwich, Kent, then of the ship Messenger, sailing from the Mediterranean, then of Charlotte Place, Woolwich, then of the steam vessel Rhadaman thus, bound to the West Indies, then of Mary Street, Woolwich, and late of Charlotte Place, Woolwich, gunner.

JOHN FONE, formerly of High Street, Chatham, Kent, appraiser and licenced to sell beer by retail, then of Church Lane, Chatham, victualler, and late of the Albion, High Street, Chatham, Kent, licenced to sell beer by retail.

JOHN WORMALD, late of Knowell's buildings, Liverpool Road, Islington, Middlesex, plumber, painter, glazier and paper-hanger, part of the time at Aylesford, near Maidstone, Kent, journeyman painter and glazier.