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... Newland Villas, Beecham, Norwich. P. Merely, 13. Lance Street, Everton, Liverpool. Thos. Ovenden. Post Office, Bearsted, Maidstone. Kent . Further awards will be announced in the newspapers from week to week. THE JOY OF THE EARTH. By a Banker. In these days ...
... Seer one end of a shoe-lace—cut off the tag first—to the top of the boot, and then thread its other end through the shanks of the buttons, one after the other as arranged is the boot, finally sewing it firmly below the last button. This method saves many ...
... Political Union arrived by way of Cleveland Street and ...
... Edward. As • matter of fact, he is cousin to his Majesty twice over, so to speak. His grandmother was a sister of the Duchess of Kent said of the father of the Prince Consort. The Pope is oue of the most frugal of men. He receives annually • sum equivalent ...
... damaged by motor and other vehicle*. The Kent Licensing Court awarded nearly £70,000 as compensation for the extinction of the lioenses of twenty-three public.housea situated in the Western and ?did dirisions of Kent. Admiral Sir Percy Scott and forty officers ...
... long, which had probably been swallowed in some food and had then worked its way into the appendix. At a meeting of the Maidstone Guardians it was reported that twenty agricultural labourers and their families had barn sent to Cornwall and Doren, where ...
... has met with universal approval, and his management of the Royal garden party last week at Buckingham Palace has won for him golden opinions. This function has been the event of the season, and with it Lord Hopetoun'a tenure of the office of Lord Chamberlain ...
... used combs of boxwood, iron, and bronze. The precious metals were also required in their manufacture, may infer from tne golden ones ascribed to the goddesses; but in instance do we find the shell or horn ones mentioned in the classics. The use of the ...