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... Miners’ Hospital to celebrate their golden wedding. In several of the printing works at Stockholm (Sweden) yesterday the men resumed work, hut the majority of the printers still maintain the strike. Motorists in Kent are petitioning the county council ...
... suite, frocks, and two pairs of boots were given away, a number of oranges and sweets were the helpers were Messrs. George Hall, *,■ White ley, Sondford, Mrs. Wilson, and Misses * 4rr . Kent and Hall. OLD MAN’S GOLDEN RULES. Henry Harvey, aged 82, man ...
... shattered the bursting of old muzzle-loading fowlingpieoe which was using. For the first time for some years in Kent the capture of a golden oriole is reported, a residenof Wootton having secured a male bird in excellent plumage. The Hon. Charles Alexander ...
... added witness, Maidstone will soon let you know it.” Replying to further questions, witness characterised as absolute fabrication tho statement of the man Brown that he said him “You have broken the heart of the man who laid the golden ■res ' The suggestion ...
... Orris Boot .- -Armstrong 1 Mr N. Kent's Past Master .. Woodland a aMr S. Hill-Wood's Bad News - W. Elsey 712 Mr J. Cast's Belle Prom esse W. Slsey 7 8 3. J. Percy's Bed Prince II —Fsma Raisin C. Wilt en's Kitty Tar . _ . Private 3 7 Kent's Brokenhearted ...
... that .> small boot sj much * neater tluui big boot. That's where makes a mistake. am not going ten any man to have boots too large fer hint Thiire surer way producing crop corns) the feet ban i»y wearing boots that are too large. Bi. ...
... Walkington 0 Mr W. E. Elsey’s Madam Boot, 3yrs, 7st 41b.A. Cockeram 0 (Winner trained Batho.) Betting Sporting Life: 7 4 agst Fakir, 2 'o 1 FAITHFUL DON', 5 to 1 Alice Maud filly and Academician, 100 to 6 Madam Boot. Sportsman : The same. Won by a neck; ...
... 3 J. S. Jackson's Boot -..Armstrong 8 Mr N. Kent's Past Master Woodland 7 13 Mr Hill-Woods Bad News _ W. Elsey Mr J. Cast's Belle _ W. Elsey E. J Percy* f Red Prince ll.—Kama Raisin 4 7 Mr C. Wilton's Kitty Tar _ .. Private 3 7 7 Kent's Brokenhearted _ ...
... not buy clogs? They are cheeper than even the commonest boots, and they are cleaner, dryer, warmer, and more durable than many boots made of leather. Better far a cheap, serviceable clog than boots which only look like solid leather, and which, the feet ...
... from the pocket of which handkerchief peeped out. boots on the hind feet, and straw hat. He took off his clothes leisurely, and performed the difficult feat of sitting down an armchair remove his boots. He then left the ring, and wheeled his bedstead by ...
... for costs. Mr. Rutzen: No. THE MAIDSTONE BBIBEBY CONVIC TION. The Home Secretary has informed the Mayor Maidstone that he cannot interfere with the sentence three months' imprisonment passed Mr. Levi Barker, the recent Kent Assizes for bribery the Parliamentary ...
... »•*»» Stt Total KENT v. WORCESTERSHIRE. Homestets Badly When play restarted at Maidstone, to-day, the weather was again beautifully fine, and capital attendance witnessed tho prooeodings. Overnight, reply Worcester's score of 291, Kent bad scored for three ...