... everywhere. Some ladies' boots are .. delicately.coloured miika, previously embroidered with forgettne-nnte, or •.me flower, in coloured sewing silk.. Yet this embellishment be entirely lost sight of when the foot is introduced, and the boot fastened round the ...

... petition from the Beat Kent and Canterbury Conservative Club, in favour of the extension of the Parliamentary frau. chise u. woolen. Lord Clifton (soya the Central Nor.) will stand as an independent candidate Us. the Gravesend, i Maidstone, sal Richester division ...

... Park, Maidstone ;sili I number of eporovoil ,.. Meres thiv reason. - Nimrod masa al the Mote Park, Maidstone. ln. payabbe In advance. Par parttruiars arply to Mr. 01111 V., The Park, Till WELLKNOWN SIIIRI NTALLION, ISAMBON BELONGING to the East Kent Cart- ...

... nothing of speuding CA) church of SS. Mieharl and All Angels', to the 1 Matting, Boots, etc. L. & H's Clothing Depart. m Chum-leered. la The extra cost of the , of the Maidstone branch of the Church meet is also now complete in Mens's and Boys' propored ...

... 10th. Marylebone Club and brouud v. Kent, at Lord.; May :Met, Middlesex T. Kent, at Lords; June sth, Meer leboue Club and Ground v. Tonbridge School, et f =bridge ; June 3Oth, lillebesse Club and Ground v. West Kent IVeterers, at Black. 24th, Marylebooe ...

... Marosi.--Cin Wednesday, al the Oddfellows' Hall, a chase match was played between Maidstone Dover rine side and Cantertrtuy and Faversham on the other. The contest won by Maidstone sad Dover, who scored 141 i to their opponents' l. • • ESCAPE Or A —On after- ...

... frequently of klis thereby, and by continually cropping If the first tmder snouts, and doter plsom are prevented from making the bOOt of their resources in tee effort to demlon linturtset and !Mondani growth. The shut of Use crows more timidly than the first ...