... with Basildon Banter; 3 G, M. Hope, with Basildon Glorious Venture; 4 [. Kerman, Edenbridge, Kent, with Uppermill Crest. Wl ’ Senior yearling bull—l Boots Farms, Westdrums, Brechin, with Ballechin Rhodian; 2 W. L. Anderson, Morphie, Angll'lls‘ with Morphie ...

... Surrey, with Basildon Banter; 3 G, M. Hope, with Basildon Glorious Venture; 4 I. Kerman F.der;bridgo, Kent, with Uppermili Crest. Senior yearling bull—l Boots Farms, Westdrums, Brechin, with Ballechin Rhodian; 2 W. L. Anderson, Morphie, Angus, with Morphie ...

... summer haze), A fair-sized toon, which caul should be, For built it is intil the sea; A toon which, in the days o' whalers, Wis kent by a' the Arctic sailors. For voars, invaded wis its shores, Strange fishin® boats, they cam’ in scores, But times hae changed ...

... assurance. It was not always the American initiative. Not a few still among us will have heard of the Mr Joe Connon, boots at the once well-kent if not famed North Fastern Hotel in Peterhead—some, indeed, visualising him in retrospect awaiting at the railway ...

... how to lit it on his h« ai. And this he is perpetually trying to do. Ax Kent Assizes on Thursday, Levi Barker, farmer, was found gurty of att mptiug briber.) it the recent Maidstone electio • (when his brother, Mr John Barker, was the Lb*r*l candidate) ...

... Chemists, or from the begat P. lIEWBERY .t SONS. I, king Edward Street, London. Nei 'KENT, the G^rien of England.—Buy your FRUIT TRESS trio 41LOILON BUN YARD& 013., Maidstone, who ruitorets tOG lauds true to halo, Illustrated Descriptive and Cultural Stroll ...

... says 1, it’s nae eese misca’in Peter. He’s cross i’ the grain aboot things he dizna like; but I’ve never kent ’im dee onythiug sma’, or hard, I’ve kent 'im gie ti things an’ ti fowk in a wye ’at wid wring the hairts o’ you an’ me ti pairt wi’t. His loons ...

... deaths of the Queen father, her hi»- band, and her grandson, Albert Victor. Ibo Duke of Kent got his feet wet during long walk, but he delayed changing his boots till after he had received some visitors and had spent wdb little daughter, who. by her smiles ...

... dying day Stole down the breath of deep'mng eve, And feathered bard* morn gay Sang softly ore they took their leave. Deep golden bands, fair Phoebus’* train, Upshot the curtain’d weetoro sky; And halo’d o’er the mystic main, Sunk softly to a crimson dye ...

... last ale browst. e foreign gintleman boot imsel near twafaal an’ said, ‘A wuss ye the best o’ health, maidam,’ an’ seen took aff a middlin swig an® set doon ’is pyowter half fou upo the table. 'e Hielan bumlock boot doon as weel an’ said ‘A gweed New ’ear ...

... family gathering which will tak place in the spring on the occasion the celebration by the King and Queen I) nmark of their golden wedding. The Prince and Princess of Wales and their children will be present; and it is thought that as consequence of meetings ...

... TO BC HAD AL FRANCIS MITCHELL'S, 15 QUEEN STREET, SIGN OF THE GOLDEN BOOT, N.B.—The Trade Supplied with Goode in Stock at Glasgow Warehouse Prices. Every description of BOOTS and SHOES made to order on the shortest notice. Repairs mecuted with neatness ...