... apparently was black boot polish or stove polish. IN TINS at 2d., 3d. and 6d. suns IT THE NUGGET POLISH COMPANY OF IRELAND, LIMITED, AT THEIR FACTORY, LOWER BRIDGE STREET, DUILIN Alit MORE SHINE ' - IN LESS -:- .TIME a - f 4 00 C GET BOOT t ~ , - i , 4= - ...

... bound to a tree, and coated with boot polish by a titled gentleman in a lonely wood in Kent, had a sequel at the Maidstone Police Court on Thursday. Sir Gerard Arthur Maxwell Willshire, Bart., of Frinningham Lodge, Maidstone, was charged with assaulting ...

... appeared before the Maidstone Bench yesterday, on a charge of having, ot the Moth May, at Tburnham, Kent, unlaw'fully and indecently assaulted and illtreated Jean Olds, aged 22, pleaded not guilty, and was committed for trig! the Kent Assizes June 25th ...

... infected. The Ministry of Agriculture in London announced that the outbreak of foot-andmouth disease at Hunton, near Maidstone, Kent, was found to affect fifteen cattle out of total stock of thirty-four. The usual restrictions have been applied an area ...

... outside the M.C.C. rules. SPORTING. FOLKESTONE MEETING. Deat All-aged Selling Plate Blarney Stone (11.8); Beedicine (4-1); Golden Arch (2,1). A/so ran—Hark Back, Discard, Sweet Seven teen, Fourfooted, Ten Francs, and Sea Clear gelding. Westerhanger Selling ...

... Baronet. SMEARED WITH BOOT POLISH. ACCUSED SENT FOR TRIAL. - Sir Gerard Arthur Maxwell Wiltshire, Bart., of Rose House, Hindhead, who appeared before the Maidstone Bench on Thursday on a charge of having, on May 10th at Thurnham, Kent, unlawfully and indecently ...

... will be all- Irish final THIRD TIES. Keen Laddie beat Haiti Vauge. IMting—4 to 1 TJtf Hfeen Laddie. Golden Seal beat Btmbbavon. netting—6 to 4 on Golden Seat. Demetrius beat Boasted Force. Betting—6 4on Demetrius. Magill beat Divot. Betting—6 to Magill ...

... Sherwood 8 11 JWpillotto (Hornung) Jarvis 11 W’ish Maiden (W’alaen) Waugh 11 (Hughes) Leader 11 Golden Centiiiode (Mrs, James) Butters 8 11 Hirundinet (Kent) Griggs 11 Green Greek (Leader) _ Owner 8 11 Frank Dale (Mrs. Lewis) Leach 11 Kosgitl (iLonsdale) ...

... adjoining Iwo-storey Dwelling-houses, with Yaids and Ottiees. Patrick Street lor Iri-b Street), Strahanc. held for Ever Free Kent as follows; Lot 1 (with Vacant Possession) —A oinmodiou Three-Storey ing-house, eomurisinu ground floor. Two itooms, Kiuhen ...

... ‘( ), F. Chambers (37), and M Clebaml den y two the goals were “gifts. Wrand ataiW i London, Suud«y.-Jl>e« folkstone Sun .rf Kent 4 (Pennant) 3 Foyle View, who were set to play against |, t |, SherWOOd FOKSterS Will be !■ attendance p 1 • n m fight included ...

... pulled in surprise, and said: “Hello! What’s up?” The boots reached for his bag, and said with good-humoured toleration, -*‘Oh, these petoplo came about! the* land’; they’ll be clearing out pretty °The boots had cut turf in the hogs before the glamour of the ...

... fine raixtaro, made specially selected lue j * Men iie-les agree that ' I ' ' _* and soft sweets. for pure ea/ment, tor real Boots Sfichacl Oovoniey, Carlow. Sports Sports Coats, Jnn.pe , . satisfying smoke, Mac's liavo „ 1 Coats, Jarseys, etc.-Moycullen ...