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... writer. The tax-collector's winter visit is anticipated with terror. Maidstone may be called a model agricultural seise town. It is the place where the win is held for noble old Kent—the gardens of England filled with splendid esneervatives almost from ...
... and honest men. Those who systematically betray their country in every transaction entrusted to them, from buying * pair of boots to keeping a State secret, are morally rotten, no matter what amount of Western varnis hides their Oriental corruption, or ...
... creditors of railway companies had for the nonpayment of their debts was that ruinous one of killing the goose which laid the golden eggs. An interview had therefore been sought and obtained with the Board of Trade, on the subject of placing the debenture ...
... say a world too wide, but wider by a goodly expanse of lip and jaw than what it was when he took hie eeat for old Maidstone, in Kent, a score and a-half of yeats ago. No wonder his =oath is wide now. Acres broadcast of talk have come out it rime that ...
... the other accomplices are to undergo various periods of imprisonment, the shortest of which is twenty years. 6tutrat AT Maidstone, • little girl, being too late for school, and the door being locked, attempted to gst in by a window, when the sash fell ...
... that he now keeps a strong guard, might and day, over his knew putible wealth, while he himself, unassisted, dolma into the golden wall around him, and multipkyieg his sacks of precious ore. One penes who was admitted into Mr Brown's drift OWN that it promoted ...
... company then broke up al as early hem in the even- may add the the mateeid pert of the entertainment was every wag heat of the Golden Lica, sod patio Mises& to all concerned. 6turrat inttiligtittt. the noted quoit player. has boss sent two 'mouths jail br ...
... Boyd, winding, doubling. and twisting yarns; Back, manufacture of peat bricks; Mambaut, lubricati cylinders of stuain-coginee; Kent, an improved hayeack =chime; Clark, shearing hair, wool, tea; Ceyper, scouring the points in railway crossings; Stewart, cooks ...
... repetition is not desired. —Maidstone Journal. Tam obituary for the year 1861 has been unusually crowded with great and unexpected losses. Among the more important may be mentioned the deaths of the Prince Consort, the Duchess of Kent, the King of Prussia, ...