... near Maidstone, in the of which he relates an amusing incident:—“ If you don’t want to have your feet wiped, I’d advise you not to go alone into bop garden,” was the counsel given me on Wedsesday night in the smoking-room of the Mitre at Maidstone by one ...

... braided aud fringed, or simply trim- med with bias or failie or satin. Althoagh coloured boots to match the dress are the most stvlish of all, the plain black kid boot is sufficiently elegant for walking costames, It is male very high ap the leg, and with ...

... none of those disagreeable ways that render a parrenn so insupports able. Although he could easily have shown the hay in his boots, he did not assume the airs of a Marquis of Carahas, and did not delight in bullying his neighbours or in spattering them with ...

... Dirner and Des. e, erxvces, C'r.jizig Utensils &., &.I mao, a Bradford '- Vowel -UWshlinzg MTacnlne, Napkin PJres, Meat bate, Kent's hni.:e Cleaner. Rocking Morse, Pew eOnshions, a numbler c i Chiese io-s Pictores, Water Cask. &c-a, hc. Terrams-C.-1-E, aund ...