... interest of education, they would suggest that the compulsory deities of the Education Acts can hardly be enforced until mud-boots and boats be provided for the use of the children in endeavouring to reach terra Threw (laughter). That the street is in a ...

... 4d. • woad, 2 4. 11 . Oatmeal, 2a. 6d. rys /meal. la. 6d. bg anal, Is. ad. Ratter, lb., Is. 6d. to Is. Bd ßum to 1.3 for la. Boot. /Id . to rm.; mows to Vet; Tod. 91 . to ; 10d. t= sid. d. to 10d. par 12.. Heim, Ix 9d. to Is. Od. sash ; Is. 9d. to 3s. Id ...

... Ilisabeth Ann Staunton, and Alice Rhodes, tery men were scratching a marble croft with now in the Kent County . Gaol at Maidstone, be retheir hobnailed boots, while others were breaking potted until the further signification of her Majesty's leasure. the ...

... murder of Harriet Staunton, the wife of Lewis Adolp ma Edmund Staunton, at Penge, should be removed from the Kent Assizes, to be held at Maidstone, to the Central Criminal Court. The prosecution had been instituted by the Treasury. and he (the learned counsel) ...

... stamped rain-proof, and a guarantee is attached to every piece. The black does not come off when wet. THE HOP HARVEST.—The Maidstone. Journal ' says that hop-picking has now finished with the ' majority of the growers. Contrary to expectation the hops have ...

... beare th li th o ll =L o V er on . mme tkaa t an te b no, nnas i tbe eTen arder w M ' bu t a b Z it. paat at COAL DEPOT, ore BOOT LANE, PINRITA ler, as much as DA., Iltd., and even le. per lb. being paid lead is not deficient in potash, for this is the ...