... BOOTS AND SHOES. Resident MILLINERS and DRESSMAKERS A, B. invites special attention to these departments A HOPEFUL VIEW OF BRITISH AGRICULTURE. The Timet Wednesday published tbs following letter Sir. cannot agree with the gloomy forebodings o the Duke ...

... reading she became weak, lost her sight, and fainted; she remembered nothing more. A man who was caught stealing a pair of boots in a Boston store the other day, proved to bo a selectman, bank director, a church deacon, aud a person of means, position ...

... opening. In May, Mr, Wells, of Maidstone, carried a resolution for opening the Town Museum and Library on Sundays. The League was present by deputation on the opening Sunday, and afterwards organised special excursion to Maidstone to give the members and friends ...

... several leathern parts of the boot are stamped out of sheets of hide by steel cutters, and the pressure caused by a hand lever welds the whole substructure of the boot together with one scrunch. The mere labour of making a boot, exclusive of cost of material ...

... intelligence or hump or something. The real old corsairs of the dark nights, whose voices have tunefully mingled with the clash of boot jacks, tin dippers, and No. 4 shot, are not there. Neither is there present the nervous old rounder who has escaped from the ...

... Minor.” * At a meeting of delegates representing 5,000 members of the Kent and Sussex Labourers’ Union, held afe Canterbury on Tuesday night, reports were presented showing that in East Kent there was reasonable ground for hoping that after another fortnight ...

... eigthy-nine persons were admitted to the Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia on Wednesday. The individual who called tight boots comfortable defended his position by saying they made a mm forget all his other miseries. It is stated the Cape Times that ...

... sentenced to death at the Kent Asdzes for the murder of Mr. Arthur Gillow, Sandwich. Both men will be hanged within the walls of Maidstone Gaol. No hope is entertained for commutation the sentence either case. The Maidstone Journal says that since his ...

... cherebs to him (old cherub, aged five) what he thought of them. She expected that would have said something about dimples, golden hair, sunshine in the home, ...

... THE WOODNESBOROUGH MURDER. At the Maidstone Assizer, on Tuesdry, Stephen Gambrill, labourer, aged 28, was indicted and arraigned for the wilful murder ot M'. Arthur Gillow, at Wooduesborough, ou - December last. Mr. Scijeanc Baliautiue and Mr. Biron (with ...

... us-ion of thick golden hair, who ‘stood on the barrow on which bis bottles were displayed, so that every few minutes might illustrate his description of tho mode of using his pomatum by annoiming her head with it. You can buy a pair of boots here for any ...

... condition from personal inspection up to within two days of the present time in all the potato diatricta in Middlesex, Surrey, Kent, Essex, Herts, Cambridge, Suffolk, and part of Huntingdonshire. In several of these districts especially around Chatteris and ...