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... as though she het known him from his infancy. Every careen*, stance be omitted to tell her 4.n their journey through plement Kent concerning his family. his redo his antecedents. his hopes. ke managed to recount sin the afternoon when be availed himself ...

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... large garden. All offers to lodged with George Venoms, Kelvin View, WoDshot, Kilsyth. WANTED— Party ol young men would like to Kent Small House or Shepherds Hut (or Summer Months. Campaic Hills or district. Particu • lan and terms *' Houre,” Gu/.olic Kirkinlillor ...

... d by Douglas Water live Bociely Repairer (single) machine week* Applications to be not Curt ANTED Experienced able Repair Boots* Apply age wage 11th May and *Shoemaker Secretary Provident Society Dooglas wnwy uoogias Good once* Apply Junea J It S A L ...

... out to successive balls ; while one run later W. Denton was bowled. The innings closed at five minutes to six, Kent winning by 241 ruus. KENT. First Innings. Second Innings. Dillon, o c Seymour b Wells .. Humphreys, Wells.. 5 Thompson b East .. 27 Seymour ...

... like the second world to us that live Time all one to fix our hopes on Heaven As on this vision of the golden Tear. King F.dward brought the golden year within the reach of practical politics. Peace that we know was his watchword; it Was it was his ...

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... SMELLIE & AUCTIONEERS AND VALUATORS HAMILTON SALE ARRANGEMENTS Monday July * House rieoiihing Carpets Boots 4c 10-Monday Mart Important Annual Sale of Boots (Travellers Samples Ac) 2 Wednksday 6th* In Markzt Stock 6th* In Glasgow Bouanhill ** and Oaatlebrocket ...

... •• •• 0 Total for three wickets .. KENT V DERBYSHIRE.—CoId. cheerless weather prevailed at Gravesend to-day, when the match between these counties was commenced, and nct many people turned up to see the start. Kent made one change in their team. C. V ...