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... cured by one application St. Jacob's Oil, after all other remedies bad failed.” Mis D. Coast, of Grove Cottage, Sandway, Maidstone, Kent, aays:—“St. Jacob's Oil has cured me neuralgia two years’ standing.” There is bodily psin which cannot removed by St. ...
... Surrey had lost 5 wickets for 57 runs. KENT v. NOTTS. Play in this match began on the Mote Park, Maidstone, glorious weather to-day, both counties being well represented, though Shaw stood out of the Notts team. Kent won the toss, and went in first. Lord ...
... cured by one application of St. Jacob's Oil, after all other remedies bad failed.” Mrs D. Coast, Grove Cottage. Said way, Maidstone, Kent, says:—“ St. Jacob's Oil bat cured me of neuralgia of two yean’ standing.” There is no bodily psin which cannot be removed ...
... 10 Wood not out 13 Extras 5 Extr . Total 183 Total KENT ▼. LANCASHIRE. The return match between these counties was continued to-day on the Mote Park ground, Maidstone. Score KENT. First InLings. Second Innings. Fox b Watson b Watson 8 Patterson ...
... contemporaries rejoicing over return of Mr Maidstone must a very feelin regardingthe majority with was elected We Liberals are given rejoicing over Tory friends describe as a moral victory” or rejoice the result the Maidstone election really when come consider ...
... may call for sensible boots-that is, low and broad heeled boots, t but they are sent away without them; and they finally take what they can find but perhaps do not want. They could leave a measure, to be sure, for ] the sort of boots they wish, but even ...
... ladies gentlemen's, or children's boots, lasts a week. Of bootmakers, price is. Wholesale of J. Propert, Batter- sea Park-road, Loudon. A RGiCULTURAL DEPRESSION is by no means confined to the growers of corn; the hops of Kent have failed, and so have those ...
... servant of Fife, whose corns were the plague of her life, for boots, she wore master'sI but with Allcock's Corn Plasters she now gets on those of his wife. A lady said, Bother these boots, when I wear them my corns always shoots. So she tried AUcock's ...
... and in- scribed in old characters upon the wall of a room in Buxton-place, a seat belonging to the noble family, near Maidstone, in Kent :- Shee feared God, and knew how to serve lim; shin assigned times for hir devotions, and 'kept time ?? she was a perfect ...
... R, GOLDEN BOOT, id CORNER OF DOCE-STREET, HULL; ALSO AT sd ST. JAMES-STREET, POTTERY, Four Doors from the Church; at AND THE at''BIG BOOT,' 28, TRIPPETT, WINCOLMLEE. W I L L I A M A L L M A N THE WORKING-MAN'S FRIEND, Strong Men's Half-Boots, 10s ...
... to call his little holding, albeit it was a iwitter of 1,000 acres more or less. I have passed pleasant times on farms in Kent, Sussex, HantE, and Berks., where the acreage varied from 100 to 300, but the 10-acre piece forming the subject of the prcsent ...
... (KEMPTON PARK) STEEPLECHASE MEETING Regimental Challenge Cup Golden Fleece 13st Charley 123t 7ib Bewick Tadpole 12st 3 Five ran : 5 to 4 on Golden Fleece 4 to 1 Charley 5 to 1 Balph Golden Fleece made all the and won in canter 40 lengths bad third Cup ...