... ECONOMY is BOOTS AND SHONE at CLIFTORD FAMILY BOOT & SHOE WARBROTIBB. (Oppoints Jack 'Hotel), Established for sup lying very beat articles at possible prices for Cash. KIN'S ELASTIC BOOTS 7/6 to 15/6 MEN'S BALMORALS 7/6 to 14/6 WOMEN'S HOUSE BOOTS 2/6 516 ...

... NEWS. THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. The Special Correspondent of the Daily News. writing from Ditton, near Maidstone, elves the following interesting account of the hop harvest hi Kent:— I should like well to be a hop-farmer of Kent this year. The genial, ...

... not sending their children to school pleaded that they were unable to find boots for them. The magistrate refused to take that as an excuse, and informed the parents that boots would be provided by proper application to the committee. At the Darlington ...

... patient. Combination with lodine accelerates worth, what she will give, and what her world,' Governor of the Kent County Prison, at Maidstone, the effects lodised presumably Farm and knowing what they are about, that the capital sentence upon the four ...

... gruel with 'some o' your 114114) in't,' on which Jock had expend( d a day's wage. Then Jock e aid, 'That's guilt.' Now Jock kent ' ihe fns, May. S:e had lived next door to him for three years ; het J. cle, in his silent way, had never spoken to her—unit ...

... deaf-mute teachers is to meet at Siena, in Italy, on the 15th inst. Hop-picking is now almost general in Kent, about 10,000 pickers having arrived in Maidstone during the past week. The will and three codicils of the late Bishop of Winchester have been proved ...

... Her rail chews above I The Crown law officers have decided that the county water. The M. Is oxham is the property of Mr. W. Kent is now liable for the expenses incurred by Cory, of West HartlepooL the Woolwich overseers in interring the victims of Receipts ...

... with having, on or about the 2nd February, stolen a jar of honey, about bibs., value 7s. Mr. Street, of Northbrook-street, boot and shoe maker, said the prisoner was his errand boy. He had a jar containing honey in his back kitchen, to which place the ...

... having, it is believed, committed suicide. The gas was turned full on, hut not lighted, and deceased had placed hes dress and boots up the chimney, blocking it up, and had placed her other clothes at the bottom of the door, thus confining the gas to the room ...

... by voluntary enlistment for service at home and it was forty sears ago, and urge that no more inop. been sentenced at the Maidstone s tudies to ten year.' abroad ; (2) a paid militia railed, is theory-the law pii tune neinieot fur inor• &Mug the price of ...