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... who have anything good are, on the other hand, rather inclined to hold out for a time to see what Weybill and Maidstone fair bring forth. Mid Kent hops been selling for £3 to £5 Iss. Whole bare been taken at averages of £4 154 to £5 Rest Kali bops of tine ...
... that two pairs of boots should be sent to that address. lie believed that these boots were for Mrs. Bousfield, ce he knew she lived in Brandon-street. Four pairs were sent by the porter. Enquiries were afterwards made about the boots, and they were received ...
... annual conference with his rural deans (all of whom hat these were present), at Addington Park. The brigade derk commands at Maidstone, Canterbury, Woolwich, Guildford. and other places are now vacant by the promotion of their commanding ofacent to the es ...
... 6d.—Prisoner said he bought the boots . WCl;;tiaam -- .:—Mra. Jane Hollands. re called, said that she purchased the boots ou Wednesday evening. Prisoner said they had only been worn once. For an old coat and the boots she gavo 28.6 d. Re said they were ...
... played Casino Tanze Weber, a scene from Selby s farce of the Boots at the Swan, which has the merit of being full of fun. The scene was the coffee-room, and Jacob Earwig (the deaf boots), was represented to the life by Mr. Barlow ; Mr. Henry Garrod ...
... Blin proposed a vote of thanks to the Mayor and Mayoress, which was carried by acclamation, and the 1877 season of the North Kent Bicycle Club was brought to a successful termination. did not think they hurt the donkey.—Henry John. eon, another lad, also ...
... giants they one and all appeared, as clad in their rough brown winter gear, with heavy top-boots, and also heavy knapsack with superfluous pair of nailed high boots strapped thereon, they marched past, with hods erect. For the greater part they have handsome ...
... with all their migist, and in another portion of the ceintie tery men were scratching a marble cross with titer hobnailed boots, while others were breaking 'he branches of trees whioh obstructed their view. Still more disgraceful even than these incidents ...