... AULD FARRANT SAVIN’S. (By “Sooth Bye.”) dear Tam mas, —Hadna man kent yc sac weel, and forhr kennin’ I no’ noo chicken, wad bae been glowerin' wi’ his 0.-n the fameliar mainner the whilk 1 am addressin* ye. A tween you an* me, Tam mas, wia aye wee bit ...

... SULLIVAN’S “GOLDEN . . . . legend; P. buy 'a “Blest Pair of Sirens/' Sollitan’s In Memoriam Overture. ADAM SMITH HALL, KIRKCALDY, Wednesday, 22md March, ARTISTES : Madame SOBRINO, Soprano, Miss MURIEL FOSTER, Contrail*. JOHN HARRISON, Tenor. Mr CHARLES ...

... with whose death some extra* ordinary features were revealed at an inonest pcevioialy held before Mr Cartter, coroner for Wert Kent, was buried Thursday last week, Brocklcy Cemetery. It appeared that the deecaied, who was •erenty-two years age, though in ...

... International Law, University of Cambridge, and a member of the Council of India. 3.—At Maidstone, in her 105tb year, Mies Caroline Heathorne, popularly known as the Maid of Kent.” 3 —A druggest at Salford, with his wife and six children, found dead from poison ...

... Scottish coins, afterwards receiving the name of ‘lions,’ from the figure used as the arms of this kingdom. Other names for golden coins were the ‘angel/ from the figure of the angel trampling the dragon, and th? ‘rose noble’ from the English rose surrtended ...

... ambulance waggon. Alleged Purchase of Soldier's Boots. -At Kirkcaldy Police Court on Tuesday AbraJiani G. Simon, ship steward on board the s.s. Baveiuicraig, was charged with purchasing a pair of Army boots from a«>oldier on Hign Street on 19th December ...

... Hurra for the boss trariler!' an’ doon a'body cam’ helter skelter, the big anes ea'in the little sues owre in their hurry. In boot two meeoits the hale square was packit wi’ a solid mass o’ stragglin’ humanity, a’ anxious tae get a siebt o’ their famous ...

... folk live quiet week to week Au’ seldom rauckle faurer seek For caller air— A boot that place I’m gauo tae speak. For such are rare. It*a hut a elachan, an’ it* name Is wee I kent, tho* nae place o’ fame. Yet folk o* note it* a’ the sane Aft haen a dapple ...

... this wonderful remedy. The first call was Mr Jesse Boot, manager of Boot’s Pure Drug Company, 16 and 20, Goosegate, who was asked what he knew of the use of Warner’s Safe Cure in Nottingham. Mr Boot replied that the sale of this remedy was exceedingly ...

... plantation did ' they meet, as they had met in days long ago, hold sweet concourse with each other. But not . now in these golden days were they alone, for there was with them tho little son which ho had 1 never yet beheld. With what passionate fancy ...

... the water by golden wings. Our fnuid should usul th s occasion, hut the incident worth n h.iinc to supper early. The belovea weaned, ioc rding. and must inform the farmers that a tlic cook granib'.ed. ippy tio ight; send sharp out is kent I• r nil flint ...

... of yard at the rear of the premises. The police found the man badly wounded that it was deemed advisable to take him to the Kent and Canterbury Hospital. being examined there by the surgeons be was | found to have been severely wounded near the left shoulder ...