... accomplished by re- placing large vessels at sea by smaller ones, so as to keep the usual number of vessels in commission. The Maidstone Journal says that rain having fallen in abundance, the ground in that district has had a good soaking. The hot weather had ...

... Wilhelmina Giles, widow of the late Quartermaster Serjeant George Oilee. Royal Horse Artillery, died Dantzlc Villa, East Wickham, Kent, on the 16th inet.. in the 82nd year her age. She was the siege of Dantsle when child, and waa present with her husband the ...

... Wholesale Houses. Sold in Canterbury E. Bing, Harvey, Gardner, and W. Paine ; also by Corfe, S. Cox, and J. N. Simpson, Maidstone. Health a Source of Happiness. AIN'T MEDICAL AND SOCIAL WORKS. By HENRY SMITH, M.D., (Jena). Enlarged Edition pages). Post ...

... purchased for him by the Crown sslile confined in Rally• hot Bridewell, wore snow•whito linen, a collar. brit no tie. him boots were well polished, and his hair was neatly combed. When on the drop he said, May the L urd forgive toy enemies, and while ...

... blue serge ditto, dark grey llnsej skirt trimmed with braid, whilertbtod petticoat, white under clot bin g.aod sldespring boots. epitome of news. BRITISH AND FOREIGN. Le Petit Journal, of Pwi» now return* its circulation 400,000* day, the largest circulation ...

... into bug-like excrescences, about quarter of an inch long, and are filled with seeds. (To be continued.) Stephen Rowland’s Boots. Stephen Rowland’s Hats. Stephen Rowland’s Cord Trousers. HASLEMERE. MR. TENNYSON AT HASLEMERE. (From The World.” Rising above ...

... did so practically onco—that the proper mourning was a peach-coloured coat, a white hat, a itowered waistcoat, and Hessian boots with yellow tassels. But, perhaps, that is mere scandal, although it is characteristic of the whims that Mortimer Collins used ...

... rfniES' WHTTS AND COLOURED BOOTS. rHILDKrN'S SEWN AND RIVETED BOOTS. CHI CHILDREN'S FANCY BOOTS iD cr eat variety. ■i.vTIFMFKP BFKT HAND-SEWN BOOTS. rf -ISti FMFN'S RIVETED BOOTS. t very d^i ol 800-j -^s^ftS^ -^ rrnwß KFWING M°ACHINE tor ...

... oonfusedly, pushing forward. ' we'll fail yon now. We'll stick by yon auithor day, though we replaoe Rory wha but may the last boot, aod aomethiug may be in't P' and, if they had been oraolee, these rnde impolaive men, while they palled roaod the with right ...

... Giles, widow of the late Quarter. master Serjeant Ge , rge Giles, Royal Horse Artillery, died at Dantec Villa, East Wickham, Kent, on the 16th inst. in the 82nd year of her age. She was at the siege of Dantzic when a child, and was present with her husband ...

... 12. at y Ashford (parish church). for the deaneries of North and South Lympne, and East and Weat Charing ; | Tuesday, 17, Maidstone (All Sain ts’), for the Pe deanery of Sutton ; Thursday, October 19, at rf and South Mallin Tonbridge (St. Stephen’s). for ...

... eighteen months' imprisonment with hard labour. OUTRAGE ON A YOUNG LADY.—A DESPERATE RUPFIAN.—On Saturday morning, at the Maidstone Petty Sessions, a powerful-looking fellow, named James Solway, was brought up on - remand on the charge of committing a violent ...