... may call for sensible boots-that is, low and broad heeled boots, t but they are sent away without them; and they finally take what they can find but perhaps do not want. They could leave a measure, to be sure, for ] the sort of boots they wish, but even ...

... ladies gentlemen's, or children's boots, lasts a week. Of bootmakers, price is. Wholesale of J. Propert, Batter- sea Park-road, Loudon. A RGiCULTURAL DEPRESSION is by no means confined to the growers of corn; the hops of Kent have failed, and so have those ...

... and in- scribed in old characters upon the wall of a room in Buxton-place, a seat belonging to the noble family, near Maidstone, in Kent :- Shee feared God, and knew how to serve lim; shin assigned times for hir devotions, and 'kept time ?? she was a perfect ...

... to call his little holding, albeit it was a iwitter of 1,000 acres more or less. I have passed pleasant times on farms in Kent, Sussex, HantE, and Berks., where the acreage varied from 100 to 300, but the 10-acre piece forming the subject of the prcsent ...

... drink too much ? UNPLEASANT OPE.UATIVES.-According to the police re.I ports, Kent has been inundated with thieves during the hop-picking season, and the governor of Maidstone Gaol stares that the numbers 'during the past week have been increased by over ...

... fine, but do not give them the softness so much desired. Chalk soils make fleeces absolutely hard. Going to districts like Kent, where the chalk is covered with a thick argillaceous crust, fleeces are materially im- proied. In Nottingham Forest, in Charnwood ...

... and Felton in 0 minor; Cantate and Dous Misereatur (services), Jackson in F. Anthem (Give the Lord the honour due), Kent. MUNICIPAL EtEXTION.-Thursday last, the 1st inst., waS the annual election for six town-councillors, when a very spirited contest ...

... examination s of Mr J. H. Stocqueler, author, lecturer, and teacher,! u who is taking the benefit of the Insolvent Act at f Maidstone. The insolvent was opposed by Messrs t, e Eicke, who were interested in the position of Messrs b 3 Armstrong & Co., Marshall ...

... intended for exhibition have arrived, and a few days Si may elapse before the display is entirely complete. c ...

... royal children and the following illustrious circle, who had previously had the honour of dining with the Queen -The Duchess of Kent, the Lord Chancellor and Lady Cranworth, the Marquis and Marchionessof Salisbury, the Earl and Countess of Derby and Lady Emma ...

... ? beer. An by appeal was lodged by the LiExcise authorities against & this decision, which was heard at the West Kent Sessions, Maidstone, when the judgment of the ,ty magistrate was reversed, and the defendant was fined £100 for the offence. g SINGULAR ...

... Psalms,Jones I in A ; Magnificat, Dr. Walmsley in F ; Nune 9 Dimittis, Dr. Nares in A; Hymn 351 MS., Come unto me; Hymn 453, Maidstone. D BOROUGH Poaius-At the Guildhffil, on Monday, t Joseph Rainshaw, shopkeeper, of Ton Gavel, was a charged with drunkenness ...