... there l. had a £l,'Joo, about £250, and farn.ture and book ,ery day', tport, owing abrenca of debts, 4c., .boot £4OO, Ha again dealt with the Kent field out lecloded Mr. Frank Pennant, furniture and called it hi. own. Hi. w.f. knew we. in command. Sir Samuel ...

... causes physical degeneration. A discussion followed, taken part in by the Chairman, Mr. Wilks Brown, Mr. U. J. Cooke, Mr. 6. W. Kent, and Mr. Timms, and thanks were expressed the lecturer and the chairman. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1905. P.S.A.—The service on ...

... even takes his owner for an airing, and what stands in Belgium for the little donkey shay of Whitechapel or , the classic Old Kent Road is drawn by a team of dogs, who move along at great pace, and who generally seem happy, willing, and well treated. But ...

... ; nan, south; shan, mountain; five; or tse, child. A Hint to Publishers. 1 am told on the best authority, writes “A Man ©f Kent ” in the British Weekly, that all books sent to tlie St. Louis Exhibition will be copyright in America for two years. This ...

... THE MARKETS. MARK-LANK. —MONEAT. The receipts wheal from Eaeex and Kent, fresh up thU moralng. was limited; but slight Improvement was noticeable In the ...

... Sewsev. WilU L W Buc k. ; Mr. H. Barrow, Southwell Jame. Kntland; Mr. John Cramp, Vast Kent; Mr. Tbomaa Ellman, Beddingham, Lewes; Mr. Ell is, Banninge, Maidstone; Mr. J. Ellman, Sussex ; Mr. H. Gordon, Berkeley Square ; Mr. Fisher Hobbs, Mark’s Hall ...

... satisfaction in Kent and the S»uth-Eastern Counties generally, which part of the country has certainly not been too frequently honoured the way of visits from the Society Only once previously has the Royal Agricultural Show been held in Kent, viz., in Canter* ...

... the University of Oxford. Home fifty years ago Mr. Talbot founded, and since supported, the Kent County Penitentiary, St. Mary’s Home, at Stone, Dart bad (Kent), and it is now proposed that, besides placing a memorial brass in the Chapel of the Penitentiary ...

... McNeill, Loveland, Dacre, A. Smith, Siiaw, Kent, T. 11. Waters, and Gibbs. Mr. Gus Hunter, who is quite an acquisition at social gatherings of the kind, accompanied the singing on the piano with much acceptance. Golden Hair and the Three Bears.— briefly announced ...

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... can without''—say a black suit of superfine West of England cloth, wearing tweed suit, an overcoat, a silk hat. a pair of boots, a pair of goloshes, a dozen pairs of French kid gloves, and a dozen socks—hs will be charged dola. lor them in Louisville ...

... re bounds, tried to pick out tbe four famons gorse coverts in tbe Red Horse Vale—namely, Ladbrooke, Watergsll, OxhiU, sod Golden Cross, will wend bis way towards tbe secluded field where tbe fatality that undoubtedly aroused more sensation as well as ...