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... desires to enter the Canadian Con- to the Kent and Sussex Labourers’ Union, Mr A. Simons, ceed to New Zealand with 600 or 700 agricultural 0 will shortly pro- labourers, was entertained at a farewell dinner at Maidstone on Friday evening. loan. Hungary is abeut ...
... According to the Maidstone Journal the Duke of Edinbu zh has purchased Norris Castle, in the Isle of Wi ig hi t, as a place of residence, for £80,000. The mansion was former! the residence of the duke's grandmother, H.R. H. the Duchess of Kent. An inquest ...
... solved than those in town, even in spite of the fact that country people require more food than townspeople, tor a good reasen. Kents are generally cheaper in the country, taxes are loss, gardens generally along with the bouse*. Fuel is cheaper, and there are ...
... placed over his grave We believe that an obe- in thgate Cemetery. lisk of Aberdeen granite, fifteen feet high, and bearing in golden letters the inscription, ‘In loving memery of Andrew Halliday,” was exe- death, cuted soon Why is not this monument reared ...
... According to the Maidstone Journal the Dube Edinburgh has purchased Norris Castle, in the Isle of Wight, as a place of residence, for £BO,OOU. The mansion was formerly the residence of the duke's grandmother, H.K.11. the Ducheseof Kent. An inquest was ...
... inquiry has been concluded at Plumstead by Mr Collier, Deputy Coroner for Kent, relative to the death of George Hilsbos, aged 23 years, whose body was found decapitated on the North Kent Railway early on Saturday morning last. The evidence showed that the ...
... inquiry has been concluded at Plumstead by Collier, Deputy Coroner for Kent, relative to the death of George Hilsbos, aged 23 years, whose body was found decapitated on the North Kent Railway early on Saturday morning last. The evidenco showed that the ...
... distortions. As for boots, there ia nothing in the world worse than the French type of boot. Its one object is to squeeze up the toes into nothingness. But even if it were true that tho feet of Englishwomen are larger and their boots uglier than those of ...
... His horse Stag was led in the rear of the car by M. Gamble, the chief of the late Emperor's stud stables, the Prince's boots dangling at the charger's side. The rude bier was drawn slowly by eight horses, caparisoned in black, and immediately behind ...
... MRS REID~-TmISS REID, 300 HIGH STREET, PERTH. CLEARING SALE BOOTS, SHOES, AND SUPPERS JOHN NOR WELL'S, 144 HIGH STREET, PERTH. • ALL CLASSES OF BOOTS AND SHOE- GREATLY REDUCED. A -naun's BOOTS fr — 1 Is d ; Men's E.S. from Oa. OOS-KVI rUE AI.DHC-iS — JOHN ...
... accompanied the boat guest one of the pilots, and while .engaged in sea fowl shooting his gun accidentally went off, owing the boot roiling heavily and throwing the doctor from Lis seat, lodging the charge Porter’s leg. The limb had to amputated, and Porter ...
... of — worked with the arms of 8: seméd over it. “hie fan is of black ostrich each of which is ablaze with fiery rubies and golden dozen of each articie of linen have been provided, Twelve ‘One of the most re- fe the are the #tock- The ings, of which there ...