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... TO KHIV 4A, A FRED BURNABY, Royal Horse Guards. Page 13 ‘says: —* Two pairs of boots lined with fur were also raken; and for physic—with which it is as well to be supplied w hen travelling in out-of-the-way places—some quinine, and Cockle’s Pills, the ...
... ORBMIST, 63 WEEK-ST., MAIDSTONE. | Agents for and and @. Bak ll nted er, Pharmaceutical Chemists, High - For WirsaM, Mr. F. E. Ward, Chemist and Drugzgist. ea TO KHIVA, RIDE CAPTAIN FRED BURNABY, Royal Horse Guards. :—* Two pairs of boots lined with fur were ...
... wonder at the novice. Indeed, they were so happy, that it seemed to them a bit of the golden age that pleasant Manor Farm, near South Mailing, ln the county of Kent. Bad year or good year,, was all the same. When the threshing out was bad, when the hop-poles ...
... Parry.—Mr. Gathorne Hardy, M.P., took the chair nb a banquet which was held at Maidstone on Saturday, to celebrate tho return of Lord Holmes- dale and Mr. Hart Dyke for Mid Kent. Inpro. posing the toast of the evening, Mr. Hardy snid that the Conservative ...
... be made subservient to the photographer, or at aU events can be made nonobtrusive. We well remember one quaint village in. Kent where we were photographing a bit. The whole village put. on their best garments and asked vis to take their likeness (price ...
... Probably this inordinate admiration of golden hair arises from the fact that light is the ideal! ofall beauty. Apollo was all dishevelled with light. | Homer compares all his goddesses and mortals to the | golden Venus. In history and in fashion, therefore ...
... eare of Dr. N:cholle. A Novew Competition.—One Wednesday in of Inst year a question arose among some farmers assembled at the Golden Lion Hotel, Rom- ford, as to the weight per acre of some mangel grown by Mr. J. Fry, of Baacon-hi!l, Navestork, and the result ...
... were not drunk, and knew what they were after.—Mr. Tanner corroborated, and added that prisoners tried to steal a pair of boots from a wan in his taproom.—Prisoners were committed for trial om this charge also. Henry James Hollis, night at Bricklane station ...
... bench discharged him with caution. Stealino Rabbits.— Thomas Kinchley, 13, 20 Reaiimont-road. Plaistow, and Wm. Riley, 14, of 1 Kent-street, Plaistow, were charged being concerned in stealing three live rabbits, value 10s-, the property of Richard Constable ...