... STEALING A PAIR OF BooTS. —Richard Oakes was brought up in eustody cmd with stealing a pair of boots, value 4s. betonging to Al Heath. On Saturday evening the prosecutor, who works for Mr. Darvill at Froxfield, took a pair of boots to the blacksmith’s ...

... members, and that of West Sussex of 42, Portsmouth and other boroughs are exempt from the operations of the Act. Mr. Hudson, of Kent-road, Southsea, was last evening apprinted architect of th i - s:‘ngeu x- 4 of the new church to be built The hired men of ...

... and Duchess of Counaught arrived in London on Friday, from their wedding tour. 3 Pleuro-picamouia has agaiu broken out in Maidstone and several valuable milch cows have been slaughtered in cousequence. The Prince and Princess of Wales left London on Saturday ...

... assistant engineer of the Maidstone Drainage Works, left Southampton by the Union Steam Company's ship ZTagus, last week, to take an appointment in connection with a gl‘:-po-ed railway in Brazil, with high recommondatiors the Maidstone Local Board. He was ...

... and Aid. G. *. Kent, and the ReV. LHb«ttar will also be present. .. A MILITARY BAND will attend.—Prices of Admission. 6 d.-Trsm, run from North End to all pa^ THE LAST TEN HAYS, THE LAST TEN HAYS. WHEN WE REMOVE TO OUR WHOLESALE BOOT AfiH SHOE MANUFACTORY ...

... counverse with a Normandy Peasant Girl—the formner dressed in a long flowing robe of violet silk velvet, gathered in with a golden girdle, and embroidered around the shoulders in rich pine patterns of gold ; the latter in dainty short rtfioon- of red and ...

... Company for the valae of a hamper containing two pairs of shooting boots, two fowls, some apples and vegetables, lost om their railway. The defendants paid into court the value of the boots, but contended that tho{ were not liable for the other property ...