... I secretly slipped my boots off. This was mistake. I was not able to get them on any more. was a rainy night; there were no omnibuses going our way; and as I walked home, burning with shame, with the girl on one arm and my boots under the other, I was ...

... THOMAS GRANT, DISTILLERY, for the removal of 'l ' SFEDS are quality. Th e Ointment sad at Street, Louden : also by meaty MAIDSTONE. ROAD OR RAIL. - solicited Testimonial :-Mr. Watkins, Eastborne, lIATTON, of Medicine throngbout the Civilised Boxes and ...

... and ][EN'S CLOTHING, very cheap. BOYS' and MEN'S SOFT and HARD FELT HATS, cheaper than ever we have had them. All kind. of BOOTS and a good Stock our 3a. lid. and 41.11 d. Elastic-4de Boota for Ladisa. geed kept. FUNRRATIS COMPLETELY FI7RNISHED. JOHNS ...

... the retail demand experiroetd the principal varieties supported Monday's currencies. Shillings per Quarter. Was st. Essex sad Kent, white old —to —, now to 56 ~ ted ”» •• Jortolk. UuooU. tad T ...

... five days after Sir George's invitation had been received. Isabel Trevor was radiant and excited during their journey, and kent intinually laughing and talking to her and H il d a. hen fat. I wonder f our friend the tutor, will be there she said, alluding ...

... CKERY'S BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY, 38, BRIDGE-STREET, NEW SWINDON, FOR Boots for yonng and Boots for old, Boots for summer, Boots for Cold, Boots for Christmas, Boots for Easter, ...

... promote the comfort of the hop-pickers, the various hop growers in Kent will again place at their disposal the temporary huts which last year gave so much satisfaction. The Maidstone Local Board of Health have had erected on a vacant piece of land near ...

... P—aeMvaUL UdarfM. ikortkora, from th, oUmUMiM ud herd of the Earl of Foreraham. There wu a largo of ■hartbara brooder,, oome of tho Boot foabionablo •took naliood good priooo. Forty-two grand Miioaolo, rapraooßting «k* kaown Blaaoho, WUd-Ejo. Waterloo, Kirkloriagtoa ...

... followiu.* arv price* of bop*, cumpaied with this time last year;- L * riolditif* nominul Al2to 10 2. 4 !•» 5 12 0— 6 Kent 4 1(1 4 0-5 0 £?*•** 10 - 3 4 0 - 4 15 ••• 7 and coantry 4 10—5 5 610 7 7 Cocoa.—Gbatkfui and Comfobtino.— ■ * ...

... been attracted to Swindon by the fair. The prosecutor having recently returned from Kent, where he had been hopping, was rather flush money, having, said, no than golden sovereigns and five pawn tickets orefuWy wrapped up in his purse. the course of the ...

... l4leee of this class are noc anxious seller.. Fore markets are, with few exceptions, dull and easy. Prices :-1878 growth :—East Kent Goldin k 2 iii, to s per cwt. ; Mid Keats, 120 s to 12a ; Weald el gents, £2 16e to £4 ; Sussex, 12 Is to £4 1.0 s; Woroesters ...

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