... were the servants crowded in the In Heaven's name, are you afraid of me ? the poor Sqinre, said, stamping t'ne from his boots. Wish me a merry Christmas—can't ye ? Oh, Squire, Squire ! young Buffington said, with something like a sob, for he was ...

... toes of his right foot were cut coin- ig to southward, a thick fog prevailing, the Iron Duke pletelv off, the leather of the boot itself being cut to the rann into Vanguard, causing her to sink about eight sole, his right hand arm, above the wrist, badly ...

... is suffering from measles. Mr. J. _Richard Kelly, M.P., on Saturday night unveiled a bust of Lord Beaconsfield at the Old Kent-road Conservative Club. The London County Council has refused an application from the men of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade ...

... proposed at an early date to hold a great county demonstration at Maidstone, ill celebration of the return of Conservative candidates for the whole of the county divisions and the boroughs in Kent. The Marquis of Salisbury will probably he asked to preside ...

... after the goods bad been bought. The case will go to the Supreme Court. BABY FARMING AND MANSLAUGHTER.— Mr. Carder, the West Kent coroner, resumed the inquiry on Wednesday, at Lower Sydenhatn, into the circumstances attending the death of Annie Udall, aged ...

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... 258 26 9 •• •• Mr. Charles chairman of the Maidstone Reform Azcociation, was on Tuesday presented with massive silver dinner table decoration, in recognition of political services in the borough and Mid-Kent. The Master of the Rolls, on Saturday morning ...