... afterwards compared the prisoners* boots with the footprints, and found that Borford’s boots corresponded with one set of prints and Goodman’s with the other set. Five rows of nails were common, but it was unusual for boots to have seven rows. He watched ...

... Loan £40,000 from the Kent Mo Office, repayable ton years quarterly instalments, for the p'lrposo of erocting Police Stationo. In of delay in providing some too stations and from other causes, £28.000 only wa» borrowed from the Kent Office, the further ...

... the various public hodies, and about half past one the procession left the Worth Transept in the following order: sth and 6th Kent Rifle Volunteers. Town Sergeants bearing the mace and sword. The Mayor. The Mayor’s Chaplain, the Rev. J. S. Sidebotham. The ...

... Mr. Kaye, for the police boots. amounted to £l7 6s. 6d.—The Deputy-Clerk vouched for the correctness of the bill, and it was accordingly passed. —Some discussion then arose as to the manner in which the contract for police boots should in future tendered ...

... heavy sea. One of the boys got his leg jammed so tightly in the trvsail stay that we had to cut his boot off to extricate him, and another left his boots and stockings in the cabin where he was sitting when the brig grounded. We got his bag out as the tide ...

... —Ellen Jane Coppiu was charged on Friday with stealing pair of boots belonging to the Guardians of the Faversham Union. Prisoner had taken her discharge, and was leaving the workhouse when the boots were found in her pocket.—Seven days* hard labour. An elderly ...

... windows either side they would not have heard him. While Ahoy were thus engaged the prisoner came np the stairs without his boots or belt and with his tunic open. On being asked what he had done with them said he had left them below. The prisoner was then ...

... of artillecy. The Eaat Kent regiment recruited last year 279 men, of whom 86 were from the country, and from the towns. The West Kent has a total force of I,ooft whom 437 come from the country, and 672 from the towns. The Kent Artillery has a force of ...

... Applicable to ail crops for which the Unfixed Peruvian Guano is used, ana found superior to it for Potatoes, Mangoia, Beet Boot, Ac. districts where the rain-fall is above average, we recommend it for Turnips. „ . It is not only cheaper, but also much ...

... few interesting remarks, describing third group of Foraminifera. Pamphlets on the “Chalk of Thanet, Kent, and its connection with the Chalk of East Kent, and On the structure of fern stem from the lower Eocene of Herne Bay, were presented by Mr. Dowker ...

... os all do here, ** Vive la Commune Vive Paris AGRICUbTU RE- THE FEEDING OF DOMESTICATED ANIMALS, At the hwt meeting the Maidstone Farmers’ Club, Mr. C. J. Plomley delivered address on “The feeding of domesticated animals, as indicated theformation and ...

... short sealskin jacket; and hat composed entirely of feathers, grey mixed with scarlet. One young lady wore charming drees of golden-brown silk, trimmed with alternate flounces of the same shade and of nearly a fawn brown. Body and basque in one, ao to form ...