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... DANCING BOOTS. BOYLE & CO.'S LADIES' CORK CLUMP BOOTS LADIES' LEVANT AND KID CLUMP BOOTS LADIES' BALMORAL AND BUTTON BOOTS LADIES' STRONG WINTER BOOTS LADIES' FELT AND SNOW BOOTS LADIES' WHITE AND COLOURED ...
... of almost hourly com- plaint, THE CAPITAL OF KENT.—Maidstone formerly was of little repute. The assizes were htma}’y held at Bast Gresnwich, Dartford, Milton-next-Gravesend, Sevenoaks, )’ouhuter. Maidstone, and Uanterbury ; dnr{n' the reign of Richard ...
... A LABOVREKS' CSIO*. On Saturday the half-yearly congress of the Kent Agricultural Labourers' Union took place in the Corn Exchange, Maidstone. There were present 192 delegates, representing nearly 10,000 labourers. Mr A. Simmons, who the founder and honorary ...
... them. It wa* enough to make mane heart swell too that erowd of inoooent faoes, as I’vo soon wide hollow aaoog the hills in Kent whit o»er with dairies. Ooly when you think that, instead blooming in sunshine on qoi-t bi l-ride, eaob these lit Jo onalnree ...
... has passed away, we may find them y dosing again; but **L 3 awaktninl must be prodactive some . speaking at the annual the Maidstone Agricultural Association evening, rapped but £,justly the knuckles of those gentry, paid and Sid, who seek to excite the ...
... Praatan, Kent. Mr Tkomaa Barrett Lennard. Bark, Baitbtu Cam. f, lAwto-«r*aean», Brlfhteo. and BrortWe and UnlranttyCmba. The Bee. W. Layton, CamnHanaa, deraneete. Heat.-Col. John MHttnrt. Rant. Oammandcri. V. Mormaa.K.B..Tnrrrtl« ...
... THOUGHTFUL Hospitality—Entortsistiag as ides. WHAT 11104 t people clear by betting on horse mee--Their pocket.. Tax modern golden rule—Do others all they would dorm. So dark and yet so Hitt, the win said when he looted athis toa d °oaf. Tee dentist profession ...
... WALKING BOOTS for Ladies the largest selection iv the town. Also a great variety c EVENING and HOUSE BOOTS, SUPPERS. &c, all Sewn. Ladies' Fitting Room. CLEVELAND'S STOCK of BOOTS, &c, for GENTLEMEN consists of every desigu, aud includes BOOTS suitable ...
... FACICTLE. Hospitality—Fatertaining an idea. WHAT most people clear by Letting on horse races—Their pockets. Tun modern golden rule—Do others as they would do yon. So dark and yet so light, as the man eaid when he looked at ton of coal. Tan dentist profession ...
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... Illustrated London, News.) The will, dated June 20 last, of the Right Hon. Charles, Earl of Romney, late of The Mote, Maidstone, Kent, who died at No. 35, Road, Folkestone, September 3, was proved the 26th by his eldest son, Charles, who succeeds him in ...