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... first-class here except—yes, there is the one exception that proves the rule—except 'the boots.' Our's might have been indifferently looked after ; perhaps boots takes the size of his customers when they take off their leather understandings; and he perhaps ...
... Middleton, Newtonhill ; 2 Mr Skinner, Earlsfield ; 8 Col. Leith Hay. Golden Yellow-1 Mr Beattie, Dunnydeer; 2Mr Anderson, Bogs; 8 and 4 Mr Beattie, Dunnydeer; 6Mr Any variety of Boots-1 Col. Leith flay, Leith-hall; 2 Mr Beattie, Dunnydeer. Any variety ...
... may be stated that the sale was the greatest which has ever occurred in Scotland, and with the exception of Mr Ben's sale in Kent, and Mr M'lntosh's at Havering Park, in Essex, it is doubtless the best that has happened tkis season. Excepting Rosedale and ...
... Wardhunee-261 lba. • 0 T S. Groat Tup Yellow Turnipufkeutaiu.)—l Mr Moat* Dannydeer Mr (Verdun of • 3 *Moir, 'Maisie( WaitSoule.. Golden Yellows (6 entries)-1 Mr Beattie, Dunnydoer; Colonel Leith Hay :3 Mr Moir, Yalu+ of ardhow*. Purple-Topped Turnips (8 entries)-1 ...
... importance—imagine the cold and respectable Daily Nora of all journals in the world—sending down two gentlemen all the way to Maidstone to tell the public exactly how the common hangman walked from a pothouse to the gaol—whether like a lizard or a rabbit, or ...
... the Weald of Kent, was apprehended at Egerton on Sunday by the police. lie is a foreigner, and speaks German, French, and Dutch. lle had on five waistcoats, and carried a quantity of putrid animal food in two or three old boots.—Maidstone Journal. A Taunt ...
... Which the Derby and all be unusually profitable. 5 4 BROAD STREET, ABERDEEN. Straw Hats. Flowers. Feathers. Ribbons. A BOOTS! BOOTS!! 'Lame. Ornaments. Fringes, Pearl Slides and other Races and Great Events of the daf are timed. NEW ASSURED. KANUIt,BI3 ...
... a report on American Agricultural Colleges. The minor geld medal was also !waded to Mr James Duff, forester, Bayham Abbey, Kent, for a report on the utilisation of waste forest produce. Among the premiums offered fur neat year is use of £3O for an essay ...
... the British farmer will never ;.gain shine forth in his wonted splendour and brilliancy. The darkest cloud has sometimes a golden lining, and even now Providence seems to smile upon us from behind that cloud in the shape of giving us a mild and genial ...
... terminate without bringing much prospect of that very early dissolution with which Sir Stafford Northcote comforted the Maidstone and Mid-Kent Conser►atives. No doubt if Lord Salisbury and Sir Stafford were in power, they might, with a view to divert attention ...
... was pi P iris, where he went th-engl , all the Pasteur treat- I inert. This makes the I. rite-fifth death from THE MAID OF KENT. hYdrobhobia after tr. atment by M. Pasteur. The MIRA Catherine Heathorn. daughter of Mr. R.,bert of Medicine, which to satisfy ...
... by one application of St. Jacobs Oil, after all other remedies had failed. Mrs D. Coast, of Grove Cottage, Sisndway Maidstone, Kent, sass : St. Jacobs Oil base cured me of neuralgia of two years standing. There is no bodily pain which cannot be removed ...