... Gazette,” Maidstone). Almost before this it in print the apple season will have commenced. . . Apples are unquestionably bad. There are practically none in many well farmeef orchards, and anything like crop ia the exception. the other hand, Kent plums are ...

... for the antique coach in which the Duchess of Kent rode the coronation of Queen Victoria. It is true that the royal coach was the worse for wear, but it bore the royal coat of arms on the door, and had golden crowns on the panels. “ Old ? ” said the cherry ...

... Further The usnal meeting of the PBA-was held afteruuon in Huntingdon’s ehurch Air H Draydon presided by Air solo rendered M Kent meeting Bodmin evening Rev-W J Britton lecture “Glimpses of East’’ very interesting instructive illustrated slides Messrs fi ...

... Inch went Skids own house of entertainment. The gentry to the King's Head, The nobles to the Crown. The knights; unto the Golden Fleece, And trt the Plough the clown; The cleric the Mitre. The shepherds' to their Stara. The gardener hi , a him to the ...

... of Kohary, who married Prince Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg- Gctha, brother the late King of the Belgians and of the Duchess of Kent, i riuce Ferdinand is a second cousin of the King, and stands the same relation to tin- King of Portugal. an uncle of the ...

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