... Coroner Buss. Mr Coroner Buss, who held the inquest on the murderer Smith Maidstone Prison, is member of a famous family of Kentish yeomen. The Busses have been settled in the Weald of Kent for generations, particularly at and in the locality of the picturesque* ...

... Salerooms. Brook ' St. (Est. 1863). BAFGAlN3.—Watches. clt>cks. jewellery, boots, bed-' •ling. mantel mirrors, dongarees. trunks, fur-' niture. Farie.l. 827 CTCLK li.-irgains.—Ladies', k'ent.'s, juveniles'—all i sizes-Ralefehs. Victors, fcc; cycle tyres lamps ...

... secure, as that of selfsatisfied ignorance. The Bishop of Kensington says that this nge will go down into the future as the golden age of the children. When a man talks a great deal about his college, you understand has forgotten more than he ever knew ...

... Evening First, at o'clock, be Addressed Messrs T. Russell and J. Laburn, Parish Councillors. aBo4 DUNDEE and District Master Boot Repairers' Association.—Meeting Wednesday, 4 P-m., Masonic Hall, Crichton St. Business important, 0000 \f ASONIC.—Lodge Operative ...

... and your husband to vote for Mr D. Mrs P.— Not I, he's been promised n pair of boots if he'd vote for Mr B. . Miss D. (surprisingly)— Oh! who has P mised him the boots?'' No answer. Miss D. after a while produoes half., sovereign and places it on the ...