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... by one application of St. Jacobs Oil, after all ether remedies had failed. Mrs. D. Coast, of Grove Cotter, Sandway, Maidstone, Kent, says : St. Jacob.. Oil has cured me of neuralgia of two years' standing. There is no bodily pain which cannot he removed ...
... At the feet were two deep impressions of the toes of a man's boots, one of them being peculiar from the half of the iron tip at the toe of the boot having been off, and the prisoner's boots exactly corresponded with these impressions; and at a place close ...
... soldiers witn im SLSHS&iiS'rin Maidstone Gaol, l«jfas is..* TTririmi write you these few lines, lam snre. It was ease of grrat excitement mid Irritation. could plainly see the day or the other —even my boots wit for that—his boots being la my bag, gone.l cannot ...
... Cro3a4trMt; and Mr. Uenstnan, Cily. Gathkkcou, j., Eltlism, Kent, envelope mannfeeterer, Aazast IS, Sept. 10; •olidtors, Messrs. Madox and Wyatt. Clement’s WII. City, Bottox, W.. Erifh, Kent, builder, Aatpist IS. Sept. 17; solid* tors, Messrs. Madox and ...
... Billing, Jun., Reading, brlckmalienj-July I, 1., filing, •on. (separate estate), Reading, liricknmker—July I, W. Robin* son, Maidstone. Ilnendrapor-Jnly 1,8. F. Cooper. Three Limeliouic, oil and colourman—July 1, O. Ktbble, Hurst, Berkshire, brmer-July 1, ...
... northern side run up to Shoeburyness, and on the southern to the Isle of Sheppey, taking in Maidstone and the Militia and Volunteers attached to the West Kent Regiment, as well as all the regulars and batteries on the water approach to London and at the ...
... had under his her achievement. Then the defending forme command the local troop of West Kent Yeoman il: began to draw gradually in behind the lines of the 3rd Kent . Artillery Volunteers with eight 1 earthworks, until thousands were gathered in postpounders ...
... on Monday at 555 for three wickets, Mr. MacLaren being not out 289. Tall scoring was also the order of the day at Maidstone, where Kent, going in first against Notts. kept possession of the wickets till play ceased, and ran up the handsome total of 490 ...
... mother. HOP-GROWERS CONTENTED. The report failure cf the hop crop has not leen supported by the special investigations in Mid- Kent of a Daily Mail correspondent. He has made a tour of all the important districts. and has found that almost everywhere ...
... Iteid's Stout and Barclay and Perkins's Porter, on the gaudy boards affected by brewers. Thus the White Bart with the Golden Chain was the badge of the ill-fated Richard IL ; the Antelope was that of his depoor, Henry IV. ; the Feathers of Henry VL ...
... proved an interesting match between Kent and Yorkshire at Maidstone. Ae it was, an innings aside was completed, Yorkshire for 180 sod Kent for 188. Mr. Ernest Smith (besides scoring 88 for the visitors) took five Kent wickets for 21 runs. Mr. W. H. Patterson ...
... Wethers, 1 year old (ender 23 montha).—Firet prize of £l5, to J. Newport, Elmated Court, Ashford, Kent. Second of £lO, to F. Murton, Sweetly Ashford, Kent. CROSS BRED LONG,WOOI.3. Fat Wethers, nct being Leicester., Cotswolds, Lincoln*, or Kentish, 1 year ...