... comparison with that of any people the world GENERAL NEWS The Queen of is suffering from neuralgia in the bead Lord Byron’s boot been presented to the museum of the Nottingham Naturalists’ Society There are now three mysterious and unexplained murders ...

... A merican s are in anufactui ing golden syrup with sulphuric acid and starch. It is said to blacken the teeth and chew up the gizzard. From the same laud of innocence we read of currant jelly being made out of old boots.—Britisl, Medkal Journal. An OLD ...

... Bridge. Tqs DVII AND Dreams or EDINBURGII.—In a few da,ys the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh will hove London for Hasty.ll Park, Kent, where their Royal Highnesses will receive the visit of the Empress of Russia, who is shortly expected in this country. It ...

... dinty years ending in 1872, had holed only mice. Mr awl Mt-y*l%lmm. Anderioia, Airdrie, w ho five year, ago celel•ratrd their golden *editing, died on '•tansy within lifte.n minutes of ielbother. STATIoNIIANIEN I\ll.t.►D ON 1411. WAT. J.Ollll 'titian agent ...

... at &Menden, Kent. By order of the Rev. Mr Peterson, the rector, a distress sale was ordered for non-payment of ex• traordinary tithes—a tax imposed in addition to the ordinary tithe upon hop and market gardens and fruit plantations iu Kent. About 1000 ...

... modidele is Maidstone election be. mashed in the retort Maio.. sand by • 116, amis. 314. *lntim Both mech. date. • 9 member of yokes co the of the or 11. P. William P Bert., YP. Divisive Lana.kehire, died at Me morning. Sir William P.m boot at Prompton ...

... Hotel. Sae I've landed in here. an' am rile proolt.se see turn-oot tee 00r host. Jrihn His Preserve Works in Cried, they're kent far an' near. An' his jams an his jellies thei're trade mark can bear They. swarm in the simmer, in thoosonds the bees, Tae ...

... Shallots—l W. Comfit.; 2W. Puller. Carrots—l J. Mann; 2 J. Ferguson; 3 J. Waugh. Parsnipss—l J. Ferguson. 2 B. S. Coterie. Golden Ball Turnips-1 W. R. Cowie; 2A. Ross; 3.1. Waugh. Swede Turnips-1 J. Waugh. Broad Beans-1 J. Wench; 2 W. R. Coterie; 3 W. ...

... district are fortunate in having Sir Jame- Roberts as their friend and bent rector. Tb , building of the halt which he promised golden wedding celebration last September has now commenced, and when cornpith d will be a great acquisition to the neighbourhood ...

... fen and hire of ice boots. In the morning we net ant about ten o'clock (there must have been over thirty in the party. it bring Vaster time, and the hotel was foil) on our walk op to the flimsier. after being equipped with ire boots and alpnnetork, or ...

... lies. Dr Gardner. Barony Church, presided,. sod a happy time was spent snag and story. and Mm Laing were married at Maidstone, Kent. sal 12th October, 1912. he being then a 'Wks• lit the Roast Navy. .He served in the senior service for 22 years. at Name ...

... subscriptions. High Street, pi t manager, continued by Auchterarder United Co- THURSDAY. y Public roup. Royal Star Hotel, Maidstone. Kent. operative Society, Ltd., and reference 10 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. TO LET. FOR Sale.-Set of bowls, good make anti condition ...