... kept in readiness tor yon every London Terminus, to transport you—(not tor your country's good, but your own)—to Sheepedoor. Kent, where you shall receive hearty welcome—Lord Arthur is not with me, but my French maid will chaperon —if a winery.—Yours devotedly ...

... trade of the counties o' Kent and Sussex, as well as to the health of the public, by the use the various compounds sold as hop supplement. A large and influential committee, consisting of the chief hop growers in the county of Kent, and many hop merchants ...

... the time thel he much chaffed about it. He wort boots aud breaches when hunting, and in aoswer to my ' quoatioHs eaid had aome recollection of them. said they were long Napoleon boots—that to, wort top boots—and that wore whits leather breaches ; also correct ...

... sealskin jackets, while their lege are protected silk and flanuel wore too far from them to be protectors, and (heir feet by boots whish in summer not keep them from the wet and in winter do not keep them from the cold. No dress can do less to keep op equable ...

... Angler, Briur, Fraser, Norman, Lewis (2), Knigh*, Mneon (2 , kel (2), Uaotier ll ...

... Weihered. Sab- Committee, Sergt.-Msjor Trevelyan, Band- Sergt. Livingstone, 01. Sergt. Moulder, Sergt. Lynch, Lance-Sergt. Kent. Long Jump. (All Ranks.) let prize, Sad, se. : 3rd. 2e. dd Lnnce-Corporal Morris, 1 ; Private Gardner, 2nd ; Private Freeaian ...

... THE JERSEY INDEPENDENT, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUS 30, 1873. MPANY (LIMITED). LOST. Or.rn loßfc ago, I long ago, I liDfterad in golden lend Where came not icj (roet nor enow, And all unheeded (ell the eand Y. Betts, West-orchard, the patent may seen operation ...

... it followt Ual tob.cooni.tr l.at year; now, tllhonga for tka obtalalog of lb. national ladliaotly ay> ..okiaghat not of bar boot dott, *t.. ba. cloaar more on the Sabbath dot. imputt.pt beariog tuote moot la Jenty , , .top drlnkirg or dro-keonem. Bat otr ...