... way almost as bad as women’s in not toss. Men's boots are Tn a quiet way, our modern boots are i os as of the fourteenth century, when the toes were attached to the knees by little silver chains, The boots of that sensible Greeks, did wot crash the foot ...

... and pork. —Sion- and Poultry Journal' KENT HOPS. Maidstone, Skpt. 6. Exceedingly hot days and foggy nights have had somewhat disastrous effect on the hops that were ready for picking, and many an acre of bright golden fruit baa become sadly discoloured, ...

... POST Orrics. BOWNIES Warman Batumi° On Bab Mg* December. M. in sine prompair °Wiwi .lLuzsz.LdmAch.ClOsst• JOSI♦H BENN, THE GOLDEN BOOT, 01W BOWMEN& WIN DIMMERS, WarINO Nut Yaw aro premier, Woo dump the karldtmalm Wistimenarm, mad the dr Lie that bib mad era& ...

... SERAMONGATE, KENDAL. Beery Wednesday from 10 to 3 30 WILLIAM DINSDALE, asp BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, 65, STRICKLANDGATE,~ KENDAL. 4 Large Assortment of Ladies’, Gentlemen’s, and Children’s Boots and Shoes always in Stock. Repairs neatly executed. attended to. Orders ...

... England beat the Australians by 78 runs ; at Cheltenham, Middlesex beat Gloucester by an innings and 33 runs; at Maidstone, Yorkshire beat Kent by 51 runs. The annual show of the Barrow Agricultural Society was held at Crodanda Park, Furness Abbey, on Saturday ...

... hones for her. Amman foot-gear—For soldiers, Wellington and Blocher boots; for henpecked husbands, hossoshose; far mashers, dreg-boots; for topers, tight boots; for nettle-deelers, calf-boots; for upholsterer., carpet diner, A vat about-Ended individual being ...

... Guildhall School of Music, has been organist of St. Stephen's Church, Lewisham, for twenty years. THE Corporation of Fordwiek, in Kent, formerly • limb of the Cinque Ports, became defunct on Saturday T. It is stated that the valuable plate belonging to the ...

... long rows of silver-gilt coins and chains; but the effect of her dress is rather spoiled by the natty little patent-leather boots, seamed with white ails Franca, which she wears instead of the red-leather slippers that would form the natural finish to her ...

... WykehaiioVitliin. and he, at his chapel. is, the Rue des Cspueines. I suppose he would otter to pay me. Ido not make the golden key the bar, but I feel strongly that the hireling death, and that the good shepherd ought to know his sheep, and not leave ...

... in thie ntnetioa proenred (or him the friandthip hit superior, end through hit recommendation was selected aa inter to the Boot Bobert Creeroft, Esq., Haekthon, near Lioeoin. In 1760 entered himself at Clan College, Cambridge, in the hope of being able ...

... selling, doubtless in consequence of the very low prices at which they are offered. East Kent*, £2 Us. to E 6 Os. ; Slid Kent., la Oa. to £5 ss. • Weald of Kents, £1 10s. to £4 Os. ; Sussex, £1 ss. to £3 15e. ; Farnham, Os. to £5 Os. ; Bavarians, £2 Oa ...

... of justices as ever sat on • bench. The poor fellow pleaded, There are thousands of us starving. I would as lief be in Maidstone gaol as out of at at the present time. You have hail the ease before you times out of number, and when I but not got a chair ...