... Limp. Shoemakers in Lonidon now offer their fair customers the choice of boots with equally high heels for e6ch foot, or the far more chaminig variety of a hid heel for one boot and a low heel for the other, pausing the wearer to halt in a wa~y supposed ...

... was proved that when the boots went amising the defender suspected that the l pursuer had taken them, and when she found - them in the pawn-shop, she stated her suspicion to the pawnbroker, but it was also proved that the boots were not pawned by the pursuer ...

... gelding In harness-let, Robert Pollark Green, Means; 20, Archibald Jackson - 20, Ides Benwiele, Gairbeald, Themedel for the boot animal ol tholeorgo kind was ausesled to Alex. Buchanan. Penlas-Pony suited foes bultecenilk cart dot exceeding 10.1 hands ...

... Cu~tbush, late of Y~aling and Maidatone, Kent, -who died in January lest was,'pr~ovedn an Londonon onthe 6th inst., under £7O,00 personialty, by Mary Cutb'ush, th'erelict, siid Mr'Ju~homas Edmseft, of Maidstone. 'The will ?? Henry W~ooaI, formerly of Dummer ...

... heavy hunting knife ; and heavy boots, halfway the thigh, slouched at top. Truth. ThejStrike of Agricultural Labourers. —A meeting of the executive committee of the Kent and Sussex Labourers’ Union was held at Maidstone on Tuesday. There were present delegates ...

... Road, Kent 'Road, Surrey, commission agent. John Win. F'ry, Hanover Square Club, Hanover, and Adelaide Road, Haverstock Hill, Middlesex, retired colonel. Edward Carr, Maidstone, Kent, builder. George Vincett, Old Prince Wales Inn, Ashford, Kent, licensed ...

... of boots. Many can claim no boots at all, but trudge along display- ing their naked feet, and frequently a broad patch of shoulder, a tanned throat, ora bare leg. But, though in poverty, hunger, and dirt, they are bound for the hop-gardens of Kent, they ...