... half had ne'er been told. They saw boots and shoes which for price and style Beat all they'd seen for many a while ; And said John to his wife, I easily can See this is the place for a working man. There were boots and shoes for children and men And ...

... Men's Quarry Boots Made specially for Quarry Work ; nothing like them 12 months' fair wear for 12s. 6d.; give them a trial. Repairs a Specialty, MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP THE VERY BEST. Gents' Boots Soled and Heeled, 35.6 d. Ladies' Boots Soled and Heeled ...

... movement has been inaugurated for the purpose of establishing an agricultural college for the counties of Kent, Hampshire, Surrey, and Sussex, and the Kent County Council have appointed Sir John F. Lennard and the Mayor of Gravesend to represent the county ...

... southern and western counties have perceptibly changed their shade, and there has stolen across the waving ears the first golden tinge which is the forerunner of ripeness. Despite. however, the fair external appearance, it is to be feared that the ears ...

... rendezvous. Thus when Lieut.- General Goodenough assumed command of the Maidstone tome on Monday morning he had under his command the local troop of West Kent Yeomanry, the tird Kent Artillery Volunteers with eight 16- pounders, a battery of six machine ...

... interesting match by three wickets. Essex proved victorious over trampshire at Leyte° by 107 runs, and at Maidstone Oxford University beat Kent most decisively by 215 runs. G. 0. Smith, the Carthusian footballer, made 134 in the match without being dismissed ...

... in their vestments, bound with rich and deep golden fringe ; Greek and Armenian patriarchs, gorgeous in embroidered costume, of Byzantine design ; the Noble Guard is their red uniforms with high white boots, and their commanding officer glittering in his ...

... and the prisoner was released the same day from Maidstone Gaol. AT • late hour the other night much excitement created In Stockwell•street, Clammy, through a shocking shooting affray happening in • ;booting - alley. While two youths, named James Watson ...

... which amass of all classes might foand their TUN TYPHOID EPIDP.AIIti AT MAIDSTONE. ITIDRMIC Is the 43 hourseedeid at ten a.m. on Sunda, fresh awe of typhoid were notified at Maidstone, the numbers repotted for the two preceding days being respectively three ...

... intend returning to the gold district early in the coming spring. The most interest hog figure among the arrivals from the golden north is Charles Gates, better known by his sobriquet of 'Swiftwater Bill.' Of toetlinno height, but of powelful build, his ...

... J. C. Williams, Llama.ll, coming second in the latter competition. The Hereford Cup went to the Earl of Coventry's steer, Golden Horn; Mr. W. H. Cooke, Worcester, who was first in the next class, receiving the reserve number. The Queen was placed second ...

... : Aged 7i years, very fair, golden hair, blue eyes, bright colour, rather tall for her age, dressed in a blue serge frock, dark ulster, white straw hat (trimmed with black velvet), blue knitted stockings, and buttoned boots. Iv deficient mental and bodily ...