... Tilbury, West Kent (esclus‘ve of the Woolwich district west of the Irregular line of Egypt Bay in the Thames, High Haistowe, Trottescliffe, Aylesford, Deptlin Mardis, and GoodhureV, and including Gravesend, the defences of the Thames, and Maidstone ; a Sheerness ...

... destitution and without any boots. He states that he is the son of Mr. John Smythe, timber merchant, of Maidstone, Kent, and that lie was learning to be •farmer at Aspatria College. He also stated that he waseducated at Maidstone Grammar School under the ...

... babe to £3 4s, Etalstos. :s, vest geed d.; owing pigs 23s to Glosousby Elion67s, Teasels • heavy 25 13s, Not Row. Niko odds boot babe good prim; wen bum of bows ; waft boo Eli 17s b, *Why; Motto bap ; 331 74 N. Kowtows W sod °mown ; /313 17s 01, ; U.. ...

... earth. It is said that the Hnnton Court estate, near Maidstone, is to pass to him from his aunt, Mrs. lkinuennan, who has just died. The estate is described Its one of the hnest properties in Kent. Mr. Campbell-Bannennan is already very wealthy, bin ...

... often woke up in the night in a sort of nightmare fright lest his good fortune should be after all only a mockery, and not the golden reality it was. Yes, Henry Sampson was a most excellent man; and he was enjoying his prosperity in a very wholesome fashion ...

... Parliamentary Committee on Monday Mr. Coward may I ask how tall you are—Six feet six. your Grace. In your boots!—No, your Grace. out of my boots. They say I am the biggest Coward at the Bar. - - The personal estate of the late Mr. Thomas Ashton. Hyde ...

... her toice. Naebody wants ye here, I'm sure. net may be, Janet, he made answer. But it was time somebody cam, an' I hae kent a' along that things werena richt. Where's your man 7 My mon ! I hae nano. Is he deid 7 queried Willie Dewar. No, his ...

... returned for more he remarked, as she took the quarter-sheet of a copy hook end dexterously twirled into a coneshaped bag Ye keep *boot the finest snuff I hair .naffed, Nancy. Nancy blushed and was pleased. No, not pleased ; that is not the word. She fluttered ...

... suffocated in bed. Another fire attended with loss of life occurred at a private lunatic asylum kept by Dr. Harmer at Hawkhurst, Kent. The building was completely destroyed, and a young lady patient was burnt to death. PENRITH ABOUT FIFTY YEARS AGO. An occasional ...

... previous years. Harvest has been comp'et,d in th•-se counties, and with a continuance of the present tine weather the pheasant @booting at aeon will open on Wednesday under favourable ci rcu mstances. TUOM ten named Barry were court Wed for trial, •t the Ennis ...

... Geordie, there's a morning Nothing wrong, I hope 1 The sheep's a' richt, sir, replied the shepherd. I came to see whether ye kent that the dyke was knockit doon at llinhill, cis' built mond the bucbt, takin' it in to Westerlaw. FAsterlaw just stared. ...

... nave neaoart • mov emont, greater wealth of the people, Mit even more tO the foreign countries Lave largely extend t etre. How Kent, there is ono end of it w hi c h we . f or many yeare out of the question now. So uiuch the worse for the • way that took the ...