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... Canterbury has aptain of anything. The case will be dis- | pointed the Rev. Henry Collis, M.A., vicar of missed. !Sx. Philip’s, Maidstone, and the Rev. Paul e e ’ fiAA, secretary of the Additional \BARMAN'S LOST CHARACTER. ADVENTURE OF AN ACTRESS. Petint, - Curates’ ...
... them were arranged several trophies of fl and shields, from which were suspended golden cords, while ample draperies of red, srhite and bine, numerous small flags, golden crowns, and patriotic legend, comple ...
... them were arranged several trophies of flags and shields, from which were suspended golden cords, while ample draperies of red, white and blue, numerous small flags, golden crowns, and a patriotic legend, completed the scheme. On the opposite corner Messrs ...
... taken to Daily Mail Office. that our townsmen, and Martin, I' liave put on the market new high-class Mixture, ■>,jnded Golden Kurls, which for pieasant arohia and is not etjualied any existing brand. Made by i new process, and the finest silk-cut ...
... sixteenth century Kent was his home, and Harry. was fruiterer to King Henry the VIII. He planted in this beautiful oonnty the awoke Cherry, the temperate Pipyn, sad the Golden Renate. About 1532 we read that Harry. had made Northern Kent into a garden ...
... Complaints as to the water supply bad now been removed, the South Kent Company having provided • good supply, or rather he should any that the Mid-Kent were supplying the water through the South Kent Company's mains, and they had since had a great deal more laid ...
... nflcr month’s illnets. Th‘? pentlemnn, who was the the late Eer. DnUanshaw, of Peck ham. Kent, and of the late Tier. Mark Noble, Hector of Barming, near Maidstone, was the senior partner the well-known firm of Messrs. Hughes, Hooker and Co., solicitors ...
... well-known internatena! for ard, has been captain of the Newport lirst foutball team for uext seasom, in succession to George Boots A commodious pavihon or is buiit on the newly-laud portion of the Kast Gioucesterehi re Cricket, Lewn Tennis and Croquet Greun ...
... THE PREMISES. Nat. Telephone 6x3. THE LONDON BOOT STORES. EASE, NOTED FOR ELEGANCE. AND ECONOMY 1 Oun STOCK now replete with all the smartest Lines the Market ia Ladies' and Gent's Tan, Gem, and Bo* Calf Boots aud Shoes. Notk the Windows Not* this 6, CHAPEL ...
... (Castle-gate). FOREST WANDERERS v, BURTON JOYCE.—On to* Forest. Forest Wanderers.—J. Parmer, W. Fanner, G. Farnw*. ,T. P. Kent, T. Kent, 0. Miller. J. A Miller. A. WilMnsoii, Dr. Johnston, A E. Spittal, and J. C. Turner. LOCAL FIXTURES FOR TO-MORROW. Skegness ...
... misfortune, it was only natural that she should gain a substantial victory immediately upon passing into fresh ownership. Golden Touch had no very great credentials for the Worthing Plate, but Nightingall’s charge has improved since his poor Newmarket ...
... ■- ■ posno* .. OUP ITU Board and offered in Home \V*t Prd f A herd sen. lad*- men School primed. Apply Watt Ctunin*. Golden Square. Aberdeen. _____ Traction waggon for s*ic Him. Apply Bay. Oommcrrial Poad. Aberdeen. WsYrES 7* ; Tob». Accaaeorlee ...