... universal praise and eon such golden opinions. Th , y safely and surely cure all irregularities end digressing ailments, and are fifty times more effective than any other remedy. Is. lid. and ed. per box. Special 4a. Bd., at all Boots' Stoma or post free on ...

... one with the other from the ea hi.ls Devonshire to the white °ha 1. shore of Kent. The bell tents of the Bedfordshire& whose four battalions and the Ist Northampton, and Maidstone R.A.M.C., an together about 3,000 *Mons, whiten the Kentish heights at Shorncliffe ...

... youngest of the four daughter* the Duke Alfred of Saxe long . known to us the Duke Edinburgh, and wad born at Eastwell Park, in Kent, 1884. The curious this misunderstanding, remarks the Star, is that the King of Spain mar marrr a Princess of Battenberg, but ...

... work in East Kent in 1883, and it much to say that the unique jposition of Kent to-day as the only county England which returns only Unionist members is due entirely to his brilliant talents an_organiser. It was his conspicuous success in Kent that led his ...

... icor the best landscape in oil-colours. 1, A Spring Morning, Mr. W. J. Roberts. . Mrs. B. Bennett (price one guinea) for the boot original study in oils. 1, Flowers, Mr. P. J. H. Wildman; highly commended, Lilies, Mrs. S. ntagg ; highly commended, ...

... afternoon, the chair being occupied by Mr J. Johnson. Mr Bloom Bald was the speaker gave a capital address on The Saviour's Golden Hale. Miss A. Burgess sang a solo in very pleasing style and the meeting was thoroughly enjoyed by all present. Sh. i/OUBBCTiOH ...

... &111. ALL LINEN REMNANT s., 10a., 205., upwards Embroidered Te Cloth or Duchess Color Kiwi, with etch. Trnequaßed value. —Golden, Line; ki-avenoe, Belfast. r, Desk 2, 93,Weft- ENCOURAGE HOWE LTDHSTRY.—Homeknitted Vesta, Combination.. Aorly-belts, Xnea ...

... accepted It depicts a sailor with a girl each side i f him, an old gate-way forming the back-ground bting taken from Sandwich (Kent). Messrs. Raphael Tuck have bought the copyright and an engraving will brought out. —Mr. flenry Stannard, R.8.A., of Bedford ...

... BUZZARD PETTY SESSIONS, TUIIaDAY, JAN. 2ND.—Before: Major Haines Oa the chair), Mr. A. A. Bockmoster and Mr. G. Paps. The Golden Bell. Application was made for ly t..w:-' of the licence of The Gold • Ina, ton Buzzard, from Jompl James Seaton, late of ...

... fine voice, and met with warm appreciation, notably in The Sergeant of the Line and Lighterman Tom; his singing of The golden Light, and The mighty deep was also well-received. Misses Ashton and Heath gave the duet, Life's Lullaby (Lane), ...