... interest in the game. For over twenty years he has been Rector of Harrietsham, near Maidstone, and it is owing this fact that his son, Mr. C. H. B. Mareham, the dashing Kent captain, came to play for the Hop County. A Giant of the Game.** The reverend cricketer ...

... Those are the two golden rules for an economical wardrobe, am! the rest is all a matter for personal care. There art in putting clothes on. well in taking them off, and they should never be laid away unfinished, nor should omit tree all boots and shoes when ...

... he’s taken that little store near the three creeks, he's back his old tricks, they say. Boot legging! And if it’s that—and Mr Arbuthnott is in with him—” “What is boot-legging?” Fiona asked dully. The baby had moved, and she had changed his position tenderly ...

... wilds of Canada. There Ted, who has never had much stability of character, becomes idle, and takes to drink, evil ways, and boot-legging (selling whisky unlawfully). He and Fiona quarrel, and, when not himself, he upsets the cradle in which the baby is ...

... THE CITIZEN SATURDAY, AUGUST they selected Littlestone Kent, chiefly b*- cause its unassuming name. So they planned, and seemed a small and unimportant thing them that tered the governments of half the world »nn more wore drifting into war. About midday ...

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