... to swim ; on the cont following | East Kent gold- £3.) £8. s. | must think it extremely desirable that ever; put it did INS 5 10 to 6 12 | Mid Kent | as well as every man should acquire an a ies Mr Weald of Kent5 5 6 0] Sussex .. 5 0) . wig ies. «| ...

... gallop, his wateh telling him that he had the game in his hands. He wore a loose grey dress, a flexible beaver hat and Hessian boots. He is a gcod-looking man of thirty, compactly built, rather undersized, and with a | neat black beard. His steed, handsome ...

... Street, ou containing Wearing Apparel and Reward ow returmms and if found aiter this uotice they Marketlay, a Par a Pair of Boots. in the possession of any persot will be prosecuted. : OME-MADE CHEESE — Parties requir- ing the above will please apply carly ...

... should stick at hoam; | for ae. Yon won't ask me to do what Tea boot tha’lt goo hoam a rich man yet. Ah dean’ Jim,’ she said, ‘beginnin’ to ery, * indeed wan’t to goo hoam to stick, boot ah’d loike tosee th’! now? And with that she left us. F | Jim looked ...