... and that trueolut par•ona*e inaiated retaining when be went Hnnonr In 1837, although the Queen wanted to pteutha Ducbeaa of Kent them Theae apartroente wen (teen the Docbeu of Cambridge In 1851. after Kin* Knreet’a death. There are two aete, the one looking ...

... often woke up in the night in a sort of nightmare fright lest his good fortune should be after all only a mockery, and not the golden reality it was. Yes, Henry Sampson was a most excellent man; and he was enjoying his prosperity in a very wholesome fashion ...

... Matchmaking. Sn-tmd Bast—Told by her Sister. TtirJ Bast —The Silver Look. Fourth Boot—* Banning Pilot. Fifth Bast—’Ske Mortgage Money. Sixth Boot —Ooarlay Brothers. Seventh Boot —A Orest Mistake. Comtl Company, Limitod; and at all Soots, Sort’. Notice.—A ...

... everybody at homa. Trade must be carried on. I all sign Kent Asylum* Committee selected iady doctor, Mias Jane M Fulton. MFI for the post of assistant medical officer Banning Heath Lunatic Atylnm, Maidstone cargo fish landed at Grimsby the trawler Qortensia ...

... in a law minntea warn aanding huge curling tongue* of flame into tha ““fay, ramdriran night. Coloured firaa, rad, blua, and golden, had burat out from high rochet a quarter of hour before. ready aignai. and a round •bowed that the bonfire maker* had f°» ...

... The wheat trade continues calm ; Wheat. , -, -I s. s. , pillowed that little golden head—had you slept the ( t he late . rce deliveries, partly French account. Essex, Kent, Red 63 Peas.—Grey -Ut \ sweeter for that little velvet hand upon your breast— ...

... figure in marble, life size, the head being -sßiocs fire lias occurred at Water,ngbury Church, Kent. The steeple was entirely destroyed'. fire engine from Maidstone arrived in time to save the remainder the church. A fireman was severely injured. Rev. Albert ...

... estate in Kent. At the close of there were 2165 pharmaceutical chemists on Uie register, and 11,584 chemists and druggists. The •• Maid of Kent,” Miss Caroline Heathome, dead, after having lived 104 years. Her demise took place at Maidstone. Tub Home ...

... ■; V.-th—mnis arrived last Monday, and count in, Q a. positions, showed that between dress tout, and ratbei st . me , , d boots, (Tamihanu’s luipu), as wellas and eix - the evening -Nov. oU the deceased violentexMciso, apa stume lt . people, there are ...

... will not remain then* onaooouit of the holes in them ** noifclior will they fall into my and turns Ins sooks over the of his boots if thoy did. gents, they w ould dicp the ground.** Having ohtainotl the desired amount, he proceeds to select half -a - dozen ...

... hi-fi and matching tv cabinet and table alias new £130 the set - Central 322467 Furniture ERCOL dining chairs (2) high back golden dawn with tapestry covered cushions beautiful condition £75 each-Skirlaugh 01964 562344 ROUND Recency style table and 4 chairs ...

... tho above-named day. West Kent Registration Cornrs.—The revising barrister. R. Agle, K>q., has just appointed the following days for the revision of the lists of voters for parishes comprised in the several districts of West Kent, viz.: Sevenoaks, 20th ...