... and then loosening her hold, watched it flutter down until it reseed a tiny white speck on the golden sands below. Once more the glass door of the Golden Cross opened, and this ticne it was our hero who paused for a moment on tic threshold, ant only ...

... harbour or E, creek, where our boat lay securely in all wseathers, intending to row about for half-an-hour on the calm and golden sea. On cur way we observed \V Peter, a stalwart fisherman, and great friend of ours, with something on his back which from ...

... Be Nellie GCalton, the acknowledged belle of N' aini fafill ha Tal this year, is a tall, fair girl, with bright err, I a golden hair, brown eyes and graceful figure. Not hel. I be only was she extremely pretty, but good at all las Ikinds of athletics ...

... I have kent my vow.. My name ld is honourably spoken of, but I wish to live ia sdyour memory as Santa Claus. I. . . 0 ?? 0 0 D. Time has gone its rounds since that Christnias at Eve, adding fresh wrinkles to furrowed cheeks, f, titing golden-hair 'with ...

... he seeret eassiverscvries of the heart. %VhI -Lowim0OTLLow. Car Although Underwood is one of the prettiest 00t villages in Kent, there is one end of it which was Ami for many years given tip to desolation and Ste, barrenness. This is the spot called Penton ...

... human lire had been sacrificed. Lri -Taken from -11, July 1890. . nd ScOND Pnizit-Sent by Lance-Corporal YOITiOI alet BRoyal W. Kent Regiment, Malta. .a a )is TOO LATE. eif He was desperately miserable, and looked so. Dn She was miserable also, but concealed ...

... satisfying their hunger. At length the second speaker said And do you seriously mean to leave London and travel down into Kent on such a fool's errand ase that? Yes, I do seriously intend it, and, what is more, I must soon be off, if I am to reach the ...

... Bamber, T. Scadden, McAskie, S. Knight, F, Power, H. Croucher, A. Ross, T. King, and Aldermen J. Ridout, W. Kent, J. G. Whitcombe, and G. E. e Kent; also Messrs. Curtis, J.P., Captain Mccoy, J.P. The Mayor and Sir William King having taken up positions in ...

... blamed us for ?? the 6ham rock of February 8th, 1890. .TllIRD PUNICZ - S. P. GAHAGANf, Barrack Departiment, Shorncliffe Camp, Kent. t - ONE WAY OF WOOING. The year lbid been cold and wet; but at last, in Novembei, there came a spell of soft summer weather ...

... lying on the crimson quilt,touch. 'ore l ng in-o an aureole o l glory the nasses of golden Ii eeil hair lyiyg loosely about bet head aud shoulders. ttl y Over her boot a man, a cruel snils on the thin n rem lips, the lust foi blootI written on every feature ...

... quite a pretty picture, with the background of the old.world gardeu and the flickering of the morning sunbeams on her pale, a golden hair. She w as generclly the one to look out for Au drews' cosninrg, a crusty-tempered old c fellow, wvho objected to the ...

... relative come 'and stay as long as she Boit liked, my ISo Florence Dennis came. She was a girl of . unusual beauty-blue-eved, golden-haired, fair, a El skcin'ned, with a suPple, well-developed figure, left and singular grace of movement, o, striking eon. ...