... modidele is Maidstone election be. mashed in the retort Maio.. sand by • 116, amis. 314. *lntim Both mech. date. • 9 member of yokes co the of the or 11. P. William P Bert., YP. Divisive Lana.kehire, died at Me morning. Sir William P.m boot at Prompton ...

... G 1.. Wheat* that they OPENED thr Now Islam. Wenn, write the Drawled 4 a carefally-sehrad of BOOTS sad eakabie all of whir they eller Lowest Prior Din RT KENT. the.. with Owlers in au Goods aad us tams atricy Moderate. CON NAN 8. TAYLOR, HILL WYND, CRIEFF ...

... it matters not; but the curler's stockings must be thick, and his boots stout. The only man who was ever insane enough to come on the ic• in an swallow coat, tall gloomy hat, thin boots, and kid gloves, is proverbially known to have gone home lot unch ...

... tirstrate Article at a very hod. la 8d per Bottle. Golden Mr Gonie, WINES, In Stock proportionately Reduc e d. Employees of Mr J. I lender**, tobacce-suana- _ . factors% JUN., .. PROVISIONS. . - BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, ; MOneY. 6 KING CRIEFF'. - IL s r HIS ...

... A merican s are in anufactui ing golden syrup with sulphuric acid and starch. It is said to blacken the teeth and chew up the gizzard. From the same laud of innocence we read of currant jelly being made out of old boots.—Britisl, Medkal Journal. An OLD ...

... at &Menden, Kent. By order of the Rev. Mr Peterson, the rector, a distress sale was ordered for non-payment of ex• traordinary tithes—a tax imposed in addition to the ordinary tithe upon hop and market gardens and fruit plantations iu Kent. About 1000 ...

... teat, the valor of the perveual estate in the tuned Kingdom eacended !rtirs mill of Mr George Arnett Donald, late of Maidstone. Kent, who died ou the 3fd ult.. Waa Crowd is the met., the value of the personal mice deist £4Lthet. The will of Mr Oillsiorth ...

... Canada, using 50,004.0 cords of bark per year, each cord • being from 17 to 19 to tan the .1. leather required fur the boots and of four millions of people in the Critish provinces.* The earn, firm own in lead sad hemlock growth bark in Maine, New ...

... retained this poet 1 185). when he a lawd•in•Waitieg to the ()leen. iII. wee J. P. sail B. Lot Kent, and Imo. il the I 33 and 4th Battalion Own (Royal West Kent) Regimeut. In 1633 ho married Mary Anne, daughter • of the late Sir John Dopiale Aatley, net ...

... dinty years ending in 1872, had holed only mice. Mr awl Mt-y*l%lmm. Anderioia, Airdrie, w ho five year, ago celel•ratrd their golden *editing, died on '•tansy within lifte.n minutes of ielbother. STATIoNIIANIEN I\ll.t.►D ON 1411. WAT. J.Ollll 'titian agent ...

... Bridge. Tqs DVII AND Dreams or EDINBURGII.—In a few da,ys the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh will hove London for Hasty.ll Park, Kent, where their Royal Highnesses will receive the visit of the Empress of Russia, who is shortly expected in this country. It ...

... comparison with that of any people the world GENERAL NEWS The Queen of is suffering from neuralgia in the bead Lord Byron’s boot been presented to the museum of the Nottingham Naturalists’ Society There are now three mysterious and unexplained murders ...