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... Disease in Rags,—The Maidstone Local Board have decided to memorialise the Home Secretary to take precautions against the danger to the public health arising from the importation of rags which may contain the germs disease. In Kent, and especially in and ...
... that I was occupy a’ nicht. Aifter bein’ left alane 1 commenced considerin' a boot a’ that I had seen an’ heard a boot the gentleman in hooso I was. The mair I thocht boot this, the less 1 liket quartern. That I sud spend a nicht under the mi! o’ a man ...
... days are. He had a golden cradle in which the bairns were rocked, and which sunk with the manse and all else that it contained. In after ages the people of the Kirkton of Kinfauns mustered courage, and resolved to get hold of the golden cradle by drying ...
... in City. Try Him. W. Bain, 149 Victoria Road. J& W. KERR, Dundee, The Cyclists' Boot and Shoe . Specialists. Letter Orders Solicited. Athletic and Recreative Footwear. GOLDEN PENCIL is the Leading of the Day. All Tobacconists. Wholesale Agent, P. M'Lean ...
... re. To see the lakes, afoot Take an umbrella and stout boots, haversack and waterproof ; send on your portmanteau by coach or rail, and walk like Briton—with your wife, if you have one.— Golden Hours. How TO MEASURE THE DURATION OF SUNSHINE. —The duration ...
... Premisés Lately Oceupicd by P. M. Duncan, War Road. PARK TERRACE.—4-Roomed Mouse, W.C., and Every Convenience. Entry Immediate. ‘Kent, £14. William Brownlee, Small's Wynd. t 164 Perch Koad, Pr-sently Fitted as Fish. Shop. I. B, Murray, 5 Nort ‘Lindsay Street ...
... AGENTS— W, H. GED D E S k SON, 13 APPLEGATE, ARBROATH. Property for Sale. TO SELL or LET, Inverhay Villa, Invergowrie. Large Golden. Fine View. James A. Dickie, Dundee Wire Worlds, Barrack Street. FOR SALE, Private Bargain, that PIECE of VACANT GHOUND, extending ...
... days are. He had a golden cradle in which the bairns were rocked, and which sunk with the manse and all else that it contained. In after ages the people of the Kirkton of Kinfauns mustered courage, and resolved to get hold of the golden cradle by drying ...
... Woel, mithrr, she Raid boot the siller efter wo pairted wi’ yo to speir hoo miK-kle siller I had, and when I telt her she said I wid better let her keep it, men jist spent richt and left, and women should aye the o't. they kent best what to dae it. Men ...
... Sarsnets, At P. & P CAMPBELLS No. 10 Reap, Dunpes. DMIRABLY adapted far Winter wear, either in town or country, are the GOLFING BOOTS, Jou & Som, Broghty Fey well known as at onee 'HAYWARD'S OVERSHOES, and withal the smartest, To be the most effective had, ...
... come first served ? Burglaries a Salvationist.—Thomas Snxby, hair-dresser, in business Borough Green, Kent, but who formerly resided in Maidstone, where he was a member of the -Salvation Army, was charged at tha est Mallui-f Petty (Sessions with committing ...
... such careful estimates were made a partial count. Bran Drue a Pauper.— At the County Sessions at Maidstone, Monday, Charles J. Moss, the master the Maidstone Union at Coxheath, was summoned by Alfred Giles, one of the inmates, for having, the Cth April ...