... only the dead hil.e, but in removing and renew- ' tog those stocks which show signs of decay. Many Mid Kent growers are planting from noted East Kent Gardeas, long famed producing the very choicest hope of the highest quality, which have for years °manmade ...

... Colkings, Faversham. J. F. Hornbill Rectory, Kent.' S. FRANCIS, Surgeon Boughton, Kent. G. Witis, Solicitor, Hithe, Kent. A. Old Par , Canterbury. Femme, Richmond ,Villa, Holloway. J. Mowrox, Charing, Kent. N. W. Tans*, Hunt Green, Sussex. W. jun., Canterbury ...

... was a boy in custody for stealing boots and the question was if the boots had been bought of Wood by the boy's mother and her object in going to the police station was to show that the boy's mother bad bought the boots. The shoemaker who went with me was ...

... £3.287 salaries of county £255 for militia storehouses. aad AS for judges lodgings. The following are tee of expenditure in Kent which under Sir Massey Lopes' scheme would haws been transferred from local rates to Imperial charges : Prosecution and conveyance ...

... the WORK. 66, PRESTON STREET, FAVERSHAM ; and to ensure the Eight Centre will subsequently deliberate uto . , Kent. as distinct from West Kent. The aneetinp or the Committee will be always held at Canterbury. A Laze EICANF.-Willigia /Arm, so. • strong ...

... promised to take his cousin Anne to the ball, and has Jive minutes to get ready in): Mrs. Nailem, where are my patent leather boots P—Mrs. N.: Oh. dear, sir, do you want them P—Mr. S.: Of course I want them. lam all behind time now. Where are they? —Mrs. ...