... have more to say of the letter press la a future notice. ■UDEAMIL : MAUA7.INK OF LITXKATVEfc, ART (Otorge Alien, Orpington, Kent). The new- feature of the month Rosklniana. Under this bead it the intention the editors to print letters Mr Raskin which may ...

... wet, bore before sot to steal anything more r Boggs— No, ledge ; yet said ter steal say men lemon ; bat yer.dids'i my a ord 'boot °isogon TIACHES—If you had one oast and I gars you another, how many would you have Little Fele*, sir. Teacher Now, how ...

... 4, J. Batson; 3, W. Cook, Catrine. Golden or silver penciled Homburgs, cock and hen (open)-1, J. Neil, Galston; 2 and 3, J. Shankland, New Cumnock; 4. A. M'Culloch, Sore; 5, J. Dickson, Mansefield, New Cumnock. Golden or silver spangled Homburgs, cock ...

... Dartford held to celebrate the of larger premises for the Working Men'a Club. The Club is one of the most attirefill in Kent, numbering fully Ono Sir William I lan Dyke, the member for the division, Marmite., the ceremony, and the chair was taken by ...

... lid per bottle.—Manufactured in New York, and at 493 Orford Street. London: THE Rev. John Sheward, of Milton, Sittingbourne, Kent, writee, Oct. 29th. :— I have been a sufferer far many mouths from extreme diarrhoss, great weakness, and severe mental depression ...

... bright se a button. It soothes the child, It -MMus the gums, allays all pain, relleve• wind. re. •uistes the bowels, end le the boot known remedy far dysentery and diarrhtea, whether arising teething or o ther comm. Winslow's Soothng Syrup is mid by Medicine ...

... J. Itetson; 3, W. Cook, Cat, ine. Golden or silver penciled Hamburg's, cock and hen (opei4-1, J. Neil, Galston; 2 and 3, J. Shankland, New Cumnock; 4. A. M'Culloch, Sorn; 5, J. Dickson, Mansefield, New Cumnock. Golden or silver spangled Hamburg., cock ...

... patronised by the poor hoppers who journey down to some centre—say Farnham, in the Farnham 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 employment. It is ...

... was summed up by Mr Hopwood, Q.C., win) pointed pardon's. ly to the finding of the razor belonging to the prisoner and boy's boots in pude in the neighbourhood of the pri.oner's It bad been suggested that • foreign sailor had been guilty of the crime, but ...

... ltd per bottle.—Manufactured in Now York, and at HIS Oxford Streat. Lendom. The Bor. John Steward, of Milton, Sittingboorne, Kent, writes, Oct. 29th. 1878: I have been sufferer for many months from extreme diaarboea, great weakness, and severe mental d ...

... ~4w-itialeek is to be relied on, was a super-excellent innkeeper. His urbanity of manner and rubicund smiling face had won for him golden opinions from both rich and poor. In his manner there was nothing mean ,or sycophantic, and he would have fora:led madnimble ...

... Bunion' and Enlarged Toe Joints require more time for peeled+ cure, but the action is certain and relief instantaneous Any boots may be worn with comfort three houri after applying PLARTgaII; On no account be persuaded to buy any other. Boxes, 1. Ifed ...