... south has sued n newspaper for printing a speech that he did not deliver. A waggish correspondent ventures to suggest that the boot being plowed upon the wrong leg. in his *pinion aldermen ought (generally opralung) to be for the snowshoe that they do deliver ...

... Atlerley Elge and District that he has So the haleness Lately conduct by Mr SWISDILLS, •'d is offering an entirely NEW STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES J.ft! ENZ. At strictly Mndorate Prices. Bespoke Orders in any style. FIGURE, ORNAMENTAL, A ARCHITECTURAL WOOD CARVER ...

... in London. Upw►rds of 3,000 persons palmed through the Clauvenor Gallery an Sunday. The command of t►e Cavalry Depot at Maidstone bu become vacant by the retirement of Col. Edward Napier. On Monday aft/moon the Irish Parliamentary party met at Charing ...

... his Get and if he called him drank. son). pro W. Ga.' {dwell In sitting down again Otres nearl down. Toe Kiletalurd ; far golden yews (surierymeni, first were in the bore betwoor 20 see poor. W. 43. Caldwyll and Sons. Cottager' • an-boar, and when thee ...

... Welter. T,iccdor geraniums. beet single sperimos, 1,3 s. J. Alloock and Soma Golden bronze proclaim, kat 1, 78 6d. J. Allcork and Sone ; 2. E. Cantata ; 3 2s 64, R. Shaw. Esq. Golden Imam geranium, beet single specimen, 1,34 J. Alkock, and Sone; 2, 1. 6d, ...

... would be able to recover the cornet that dip. The prewar Dingell was apprebonded at Stockport, loving tried to dispose of the boots, wbieh were identified as part of the moody taken, and the other man coloured et Safford. He asked for • remand until Toesdey ...

... Charlotte, co-beirem, who m. Hammond, 'sq.. of St. Alkan's Court, in Kent, end 4. in 1770. leaving hoes. Jo:taints, co-' heiress, who ro. in 1747, Mead Bridges, Erg., of Wootton Court, in Kent, nod bad, with other isans, the present Sir Samoa Egerton Brydem ...

... warm bitter tare and aromaue Kent, and wee formerly nincli need to flavour home-brewed hcvelagee. Passdown the rood to Mr Joan Broad'. Wood, Rod when you within look on all the places at:those shin ng green leaves and golden petals is such p .font's; they ...

... tho last quarter of on sour Legging): Look here, my good fellow, Fel not proud, but you must go home and put on a pal. of boots if you want to walk about with mo (tugging at his mother's dross) : Look, manna, took: There's papa. llama: limb, Tommy ...

... THE TREATMENT OF VAGRANTS. Twenty unt of twenty-six Poor-Law in Kent were represented at • Conference held at Maidstone on Monday, for tbe purposes of best means of enforcing tho Provisions of the Casual Poor Act, 1892. Mr. J. G. Talbot, M.P., presided ...

... o'clock ca Sunday night a boat, et half-past seven outside the iron wicket gate of promise • and, ' like the autumn. rich with golden The °punka elegies can be in some respeet reconciled their first approaches towards makiag love to Miss Main ea* Pull. which ...

... the American Cord. HEATH Olf A CENTENARIAN. Tlbs 4th is at Wychisig, war of glory butler, at the rearm Labia as at bunt, Hid- Kent. alien was kiag. Her Hader, wed meson yams the he r the her mental .cod untsl the WM. end =beta confined to I.la few snits ...