... knelt to kiss the Queen’s baud, ami after this be lay flat on the ground, end undoing wonderful proceeded to dost Her Majesty* boots, much her surprise. It was with difficulty every one round could keep their countenances. It is said that a Chicago newspaper ...

... Keeling 39, not at, total of 181 knocked by against ttsmoor United. Walter Wright, who n living Maidstone, is re* nted to gaining residential qnaliflcetion for Kent. W. R. Gilbert, the ex-amateur, who has .red » professional list (or tbe first lima this snaaun ...

... unlaced to ease our feet—as suggested to tbs Pocket Book”—since we wore Jack-boots, and Jack-books won’t bear unlacing. X think it would puzzle even Lord to make a lack-boot easy cm soldier’s leg and foot; without an tostrament like razofor knife to cat ...

... hair. Her hair varied in ooloor, hair—often the loveliest—will do. linnet burn in its general tint, it bad brown abides and golden lights which made the odour difficult and when it was unfastened It covered bar shoulders likes shining mantle, and hung down ...

... 1868. New York, £32,000; Dec. 24, 1872, Nets York, £60,000; 1885. Chicago, small At Maidstone Police Court on Saturday Alfred fiimmondi. late general secretary the Kent and Sussex Labourers’ Union, was summoned for illegally withh'.klicg £538, the monsya ...

... Albert Victor has promised to open the new Victoria Hospital Boruley the 13th October. At Maidstone Monday morning Mr. Win. Brodie, part proprietor the Maidstone and Kentish Journal, committed suicide by cutting his throat. His Royal Highness the Prince ...

... the young pimple end their wants and wishes. The subject of drew is an especially embarrassing one. What trick thorn Utile boots and shoes have of wearing out, and the girl* will outgrow their frocks. How soon too daughters begin to have derided opinions ...

... India, presented bv Mr. Kilby; turtle dove, British, presented by Mr. R. Horaphr bonnet monkey, from India; two booted eagas, from Spain; a golden-c owned cornice, from Brasil; two alligator*, from the Mississippi; two common toads, from North America, depoxite-1 ...

... only the parson and the clerk expounding scripture to ona another.’*—Hull. SILVERY note d, Lily-throated, Btarry-eyed and golden-haired, Charming Anna, The roprano, All the singers’ hearts ensnared. Lung the tenor Sought to win her Sought to win her for ...

... legal business connected with the nrosecntioD cost £B. in addition what I lost in the provisions. J. gained the prite the Golden Brothers’ Amicable Society with fewer pounds and ounces than three pike would have weighed. Worse than all, 1 had to give ...