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... cabinet-makers, grainers, paperhangers, decorator!, many of whom are working long hours. In the nvetting and finishing of the boot and shoe trades some Inns are very busy. The wholesale clothing branches have exceedingly brisk. A MUCH Fort TEI Or Nrw Y0u ...
... patronised by the poor hoppers who journey down to some centre—say Farnham in the arnham and Alton district, or Maidstone or Ashford in Kent—and from thence find their way to the grounds of the hop-grower from whom they hope to obtain einpluy i ment. It ...
... Mr. Kent, looking with unaffected astonish- What might that be? , meet at this pose. Five or six-and-twenty. In bad circumstanenk 'Did you ever happen to see the illegitimate I should say. C °Macs seedy and old-fashioned. , Edward Mara, Mr. Kent? Did ...
... disorderly conduct on Sunday night by marching at the head of a brass baud which formed part of a religious procession in Old Kent.road. _ _ -- --- A General Order has been issued by the Field- Lfarshal Commander-in-Chief, stating that it has been decided ...
... nightingale is perfectly harmless, and, perhaps, even useful. He is no mean pilferer of the seeds of the pungent brassies', or the golden grain, like the pert and mischievous sparrow, nor does it gorge iteelf like the plaintive wood-pigeon with . pots and beans; ...
... prominence. A large golden eagle has made its appearance in the neighbourhood of Minster during the last few days. It is a curious coincidence that the spot where the strange visitor has been seen is the exact locality where the fine golden eagle, which is ...
... by one application of St Jacobs Oil after all other remedies had failed:' - - Mrs D. Coast, of Grove Cottage. Sandway. Maidstone, Kent. says : Jacobs Oil has cured we of neuralgia of two years' standing. There is no bodily pain w bicb canuot be removed ...
... Sir Herbert Stewart, who fell in the Soudan, was erected in St. Paul's Cathedral. Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone celebrated their golden wedding on the 25th of the month, amid the congratulations and gifts of their admirers. The 19th was the tercentenary of the ...
... C. 'Williams, Llanstell, coming second in the latter competition. The Hereford Cup went to the Earl of Coventry's steer, Golden Horn; Mr. W. H. Cooke, Worcester, who was first in the next class, receiving the reserve number. The Queen was placed second ...
... within range. Wading-boote are not suitable. I knew a sportsman who tried them, with the result that, when he stumbled into a marl-hole, the boots filled with water, and, in extricating himself, with some assistance, he left one of his boots behind him. Kn ...