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... from the regiments after six months' trial of the boot be Palliser are favourable Paliiser of shoe gaiter Its consist back being so to fit well heel plenty of spare rcom left over for the on and off boot on the liks ordinary shoe much oe made— Army Gazette ...
... Park, and there deprived of his boots and left, the prisoner inducing the boy to be a consenting party by promising him money and a new pair of boots. In a third case the prisoner had robbed a boy seven years old of his boots, and left him court. Eight boys ...
... is country trade” he his deficiency compared the the He however reliability and maintained until when in consequence having boots discharged his appears have the the unfortunate for lime On indeed past according the his wife very desponding himself wife ...
... PlospEcys OF TEE FRUIT RnoP.-Reporting on fruit prospects in Kent, the Maidstone Journaa says the fruit crop this year appears to le almost a total failure in most | districts round Maidstone. Considerable damage was done by the severe frost on Saturday ...
... repudiating the misrepresent- The death Mr E L Betts formerly one of the partners of is announced Mr time representation of Maidstone in one time he believed millionaire and sympathy was him failure firm of Peto A committee formed consisting of several members ...
... SHOOTING BOOTS CLUMP BOOTS, WALKING BOOTS, and DRESS BOOTS and SHOES. Out of such a Stock no Lady or Gentleman can fail to be fitted. FELT BOOTS AND SLIPPERS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN, Overshoes and Gaiters — an Immense Assortment. MODEL ...
... Bracewill, and Michelmore. Highway— Messrs. Kent, Badcock, J. S. Bearae, and Chudleigh. Sanitary and General Improvement— Messrs. Rowell, Mills, Lambshead, Bracewill, and J. S. Bearne. Finance —Messrs. Cull, Michelmore, Kent, L. Bearne, and Badcock. The several ...
... Paris pave to Venus The prize the most fair, Sny, Muse, which fruit in causing Troy's woes had largest share ? Was it his golden apple Or rJjiarta's pear f FROM THE CANTEEN. If of the soldier’s lienor-money The you lain would hear, You’ve named it. *Tis ...
... treasure the year golden grain ! sickle cleaves karvest-meu golden sheaves all Marrying tawny toil Of water-wall When baffled recoil Nigh these' a child In little laid Sleeping the so mild Where linden with et the radiance Within glance golden grain ! All aglow ...
... punishment be on the showing man's original state, said the sort of J.''' . stuff t i make a man 'ell:motion, truthtutoess, Kent I what quantity a person could k , IN-- eornparay, honesty, industry, frocality, prudence, fore- there was DO dello' ruts ...
... oi Tuesday states that John Roberts, the man who is said to have caused the death of William Walsh bettting man, in the New Kent-road, London, a few days ago, by striking him on the head with an old cavalry sword, has been apprehended in Laeds. was met ...