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... tax). 1- _ OUT IN ALL WEATHERS ~ BUT NEVER LAID UP _ _ ___ _ __ _ G. NEAVES, Th* Bungalow, Dean Street, Tovil, Nr. Maidstone. Kent, writes;— Just word of praise lor your ‘ASPRO*. I out In nil weathers, and seven days week, too, as I work A niBA on ...
... farmer to overcome the disasters of too-early or too-late frosts. Ur Hoadley, who is Maidstone’s electrical engineer, conducted his investigations on his small farm Kent. The Convention is to address itself particularly to the question cheapening supplies ...
... Political Union arrived by way of Cleveland Street and ...
... passed over Kent during Sunday night rendered several families of hoppers homeless, end eome returned to London by train on Monday night. storm broke in two parts at Tonbridge, one part passing towards Hastings, and flic other tne direction Maidstone. AC Golden ...
... youngsters demanding some, of their toothsome ware. Cones, however, seem to the favourite dainty. . v .'ir BOOT CONTRACT.—The for the supply of boots for children In the. county has been with W. L, Morrison, lAnllthgow. PROCESSION.—The 4 May took place in ...
... interested ray life. He bent forward and took up the gleaming Golden Bee from the dressing-table. Sakes! said. “It beautiful thing, and those emerald eyes must worth lot that solid golden jewels this couldn't re-con-tracted to-day under three or four ...
... down the slopesodours that mingled with the scents from the As a memorial King Edward a county meeting Maidstone decided to enlarge and endow .West Kent General Hospital. It is hoped to £2o^ooo. The court-martial on the officers of the cruiser Bedford! which ...
... grey Crock coat, an extremely glossy silk hat, and generally turned out to perfection, entered a first-class carriage of the Kent express Victoria Station. It was about nine o'clock. This was* Mr. Lee-Elliott. the famous Special Correspondent the ” Daily ...
... 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 ...
... Room’ attacks were not very ihspir- could make ground, certainly, when they got going, but r.t this stage they petered out. A golden opportunity was next presented Newman. Hill made a fine opening for the latter who was left with only King, the home custodian ...
... for the proper digestion of food, and the birds cannot get it themselves, pan of should be placed in the house, and always kent replenished. Flint grit as well grit should bo supplied. Fresh water also must always given, and the water-vessels should be ...
... the penalties ou the former. . , , . Umbrella, and walking-stick haodJes nave long given up their treasure golden sugar; the thick-soled boots aworn for many voyages have at last aroused suspicion; and nowadays there are very few artifices this nature ...