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... same train *° ' , place somewhere down in Kent—her own, by-the-by— do you know, somehow that farewell bow and smile f 1 ' haunted me queerly ever since ? Who knows if pleasant orchards and hop gardens of Kent, a man rfli-° Might what ? said Bertie ...
... J. Abbey. James Richard White, son of the late Mr. Richard White, innkeeper, to Eliza, eldest daughter of Mr. James Brooke, boot maker, all of Leeds. Wilkinson-Taylor.—Feb. 7th, at Glasgow, by the Rev. Robert iilair, James H. Wi'kinson, of Buriey, near ...
... hands of the designer and workmen The Home for Little Boys in Kent, and the Bradford School.—Some may at first sight wonder what Bradford has to do with the Boys' Home at Farningham, in Kent, and why the new school about to be erected in connection with ...
... —Thomas Meore, foity-two, a labourer, was indicted at the Maidstone assizes for the murder of his wife, Mary Anne, at Kennington, near Ashford, on the lst June. The prisoner had formerly been in the Kent county police, but was dismissed from the force in 1864 ...
... look to themselves. We shall have, as had the Peruvians, golden cooling utensils, railings, tiles, and pavements. We shall make our girders of gold, and locomotives of gold will run upon a golden permanent way. Our streets will : ' be paved with gold ; ...
... Miss , Kate Raby gave a cornet solo, and the Sisters Wilber three in number, tripped merrily about in the American : prize boot dance ; and in this there was much to draw forth considerable laughter. On Monday evening the i performance, with variations ...
... laudanum, administered in mistake for soothing syrup. During a recent thunderstorm, the tower of the parish church of Bainliam, in Kent, was set on fire by lightning. An old woman, residing in Aberdeen, while visiting Some friends and taking dinner wi'h them ...
... surmise, is connected with this unfortunate affair. While the gentleman was speaking a pool of blood was rising about his boots. He turned round, begged pardon for the mess he was making, for any further trouble he might give after he had finished, and ...
... Black Lion, Millhill ; Richard Wales, Railway Tavern, Balme-road, Hunslet (transferred to William Atkinson); Charles Parfitt, Golden Fleece, Highstreet ; James Allot, King's Arms, Pudsey-lane, Bramley (transferred to John Gibson); William Thornton, White ...