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... at least.— Macmillan's Magaziac. LADIES' AND CIIILDTIEN'g H.tta. There are some mothers who fondly delight in the ample and golden looks that adorn the shoulders acd backs of their little ones, and very naturally eo; but we are quite sure that in tome cf ...
... Good Friday last Sarah Pay died in Canterbury in the 104 th year of her age. The deceased was born at Chartham, village in Kent, in the early part of 1767, and has been in receipt parochial relief for upwards of 50 years. There has just died at the Hull ...
... head-drewei, chiefly of the prevailing golden hoe, eorae of them hiring plaited hair; fails from to 30 inches in length attached great nurobor of girls’ bats variously trimmed, ladies' white kid gloves, Balmoral walking boots, richly embroidered ; large quantity ...
... IN MARX LANE. Der Quarter. WHEAT, Esser and Kent, white— old .v uu new 46 to 55 rod old 01 00 new 47 51 Norfolk, iisoolnah., sad Iforksh. old 00 00 new 51 BARLEY 29 to 33 Chevalier new 37 12 Grinding 31 Diatilli 22 SS WALT (nominal), Essex, Norfolk ...
... staring at one another for j second or two the girl rushed down stairs give the alarm, and the man, who bad boots on, or else had ■ stockings over his boots, followed. she turned the corner leafing towards the drawing-room the ruffian, aimed blow at her with ...
... (whisk will be sent gratin), apply by letter, adreesed Mr J. A. RINCK, No. 14, llnke-street, Adelphi, London, W.C. LEAVER, BOOT MAKER. NEW STREET. CHIPPING NORTON. DISTRICT agent for the British Empire Mama Life Assurance Company. Established ARTIFICIAL ...
... t-'ld her «f my love, my hope*, my frmr-. rl.I my mothft'4 little home iu Kent. And the duek I Hr« the little frnme tremble, and the dim, and m tiiouieiit more; kodk- Now, the golden he.» I Ijing on bosom and my Mary was at la»t mine. Silence Is bent times ...
... fithprrjaaUUeahMVtf been moderately tnaollfd after, and full «>• nave >»een realtaed Mid and Ea*t Ke/.t. 3ja. to a ; Weald Kent, 85a to 70*.; Siuaez, 30». to Ma ; I'arobam and ouantry, 76a. 112 a .; old 80a to 80a per owl POTATO** Thee# market* have been ...
... Knight, labourer, Steeple Aston. Claim Is, being the balance of debt for a pair of boots. 2s a month. Same v. John Gantinidge, mason, Steeple Aston. Claim 7. 8d for tea and boots. Order for 3. monthly instalments. Sante v. Henry Oammidgc, labourer, Steeple ...
... Banbury, spinster spinster Eaton, ternhie Anne. Adeereury, near iLeibury. spinster Groom, Mary, The Boot, Great Stanrnore. widow Emit, Belvidere park, Kent, S. E gentleman Green. George James, 3 Victona•street, Westminster, gentleman Memos, Edward Sheppara ...
... A pupil in the High School at Pittsfield, Mamacbusetts, wise lost both of his by a rstlroad accident when • small boy, his boot , nese his slate, and tbwhir legibly lei& his month. He can write with hie On Saturday niaenint a storm of insects fell in ...
... ore ctm® to Hall. I had no lel.rr* “• f*> Most. If not all, his daughter, were at ber the thrte letter, which had Ho'm*s ’Kent V wrote. He sent ro . m y uncle Robert tbt-re. Toere were . tld , d •- the photograph She had a fourth letter lavitt r paptrs ...