... largely attended by farmers, and after depositing our goods'and chattels repaired (hither to find amongst the number some *■ weel kent faces.” and to judge from the talk bad bother in locating nativity of others. exchanging news, talking cf sold Scotland and ...

... by one application of St. Jacabs Oil; after all other remedies ha( failed. Mrs D. exist, of Grove Cottage, Sandway„ Maidstone, Kent, says: St. Jacobs Oil has curedme of neuralgia of two years' standing. There is na bodily pain which cannot be removed ...

... have more to say of the letter press la a future notice. ■UDEAMIL : MAUA7.INK OF LITXKATVEfc, ART (Otorge Alien, Orpington, Kent). The new- feature of the month Rosklniana. Under this bead it the intention the editors to print letters Mr Raskin which may ...

... patronised by the poor hoppers who journey down to some centre—say Farnham, in the Farnham and Alton district, or Maidstone or Ashford in Kent—and from thence find their way to the grounds of the hop-grower from whom they hope to obtain employment. It is ...

... was summed up by Mr Hopwood, Q.C., win) pointed pardon's. ly to the finding of the razor belonging to the prisoner and boy's boots in pude in the neighbourhood of the pri.oner's It bad been suggested that • foreign sailor had been guilty of the crime, but ...

... ltd per bottle.—Manufactured in Now York, and at HIS Oxford Streat. Lendom. The Bor. John Steward, of Milton, Sittingboorne, Kent, writes, Oct. 29th. 1878: I have been sufferer for many months from extreme diaarboea, great weakness, and severe mental d ...

... the honest face of Daviehimself, giving &deeper spow to the shining cheeks of his industrious wife, sad flickering about the golden head of a little boy who, with a sunny smile, slepe. in his wooden cradle by the side of his mother's chair. Davie was a young ...

... the twa he kens best himself, puir chiel, made free wi' a plaid o' the guidwife's an' twa hens wha happened tae be daunerin' ;boot the close ; but the hens made sic an ootcry, nae dout their feelings wud be shocked, puir things. Ay, sic a scraicbing as brocht ...

... Talley the gorgeous tints unfold, Baechea shining carmine elms splashing gold. Crimson dog-hips on the briars dangle in the golden fight. Chutor d berriee the hawthorns shine and sparkle red and bright; And the sunbeams all a-playing here and there among ...

... carefully arrayed in dress coat and satin vest, in linen-cambric ruffled shirt, in well-fitting trousers strapped down over the boots. And despite that enunciation of the Decalogue from the chancel, many were the graven images carried away on feminine hearts ...

... on ; and bad onybody insultit his only sister even wi' a look, they had little chance of a soond sleep the nicht after if he kent it. When Hughie's step soonded at the door, Maillie's heart beat quick and fast, for though she bad resolved to hide her lover's ...

... under th* JnHa, haring bam what carried away by tk* male, was beating Urn* with her foot npoa Jenny’* (th* foot of eaoh being booted, of ooone.) Gregory Socappa obaerrad th* uader-tabl* moremeot, and, whan tk* dart was ffabhed, aid, with nry droll npon face ...