... Princess Louise on Friday opened the new nurses’ wing of the West Kent General Hospital, Maidstone. Folkestone correspondent telegraphs that all anxiety to the fate of the two young men in the missing boat is dispelled. They were picked up o2 Dungeness ...

... of boots. Many can claim no boots at all, but trudge along display- ing their naked feet, and frequently a broad patch of shoulder, a tanned throat, ora bare leg. But, though in poverty, hunger, and dirt, they are bound for the hop-gardens of Kent, they ...

... by one application of St Jacobs Oil, after all other remedies had il failed. Mrs D. Coast, of Grove Cottage, Sandway, Maidstone, Kent,I says:- St Jacobs Oil has cured mo of neuralgia of two years' standing. There is no bodily pain which cannot be removed ...

... Another of the bulls is Sir Frederick, a grand yearling, got by Golden Horn, purchase from Mr Handley. He was sold to Dr Ross, Linksfield. The third bull is Agricola, also got by Golden Horn, which was sold to Mr Andrew, Rannes, Ratbven. I understand ...

... of various specimens of Greek dresses, d vided skirts, tennis dresses, aesthetic dresses, and many other costumes, sanitary boots, stockings, petticoats, bodies, corsets, and underclothing. This novel exhibition is an outcome of the lectures delivered under ...

... to me the boots she was then wearing, which she said had given he freedom of movement and comfort she never knew in walk: ing till her attention had been directed to the physiological aspect of the question. She had on pair of ; hygeianic boots, models ...

... several places, but last October was compelled, in consequence of ill-health, return home. She went to the West Kent General Hospital at Maidstone on October 21, and paid weekly visits for three weeks. She had not, however, taken all her medicine, thinking ...

... Hall nightly, which -was filled with an en- weh thusiastic audience, and on Sabbathis thousaids were spoke~n to ortside in Golden Square who wee nbl to gain admittance. Special meetings were held for c-ni women, children, merchants, cabmnen, and farmn ...

... heavy hunting knife ; and heavy boots, halfway the thigh, slouched at top. Truth. ThejStrike of Agricultural Labourers. —A meeting of the executive committee of the Kent and Sussex Labourers’ Union was held at Maidstone on Tuesday. There were present delegates ...

... the Operatiye Boot and Shoemakers' . Union; Mlr George A. Cooper, 1 Lament .llace, casennaker ; and Mr John Mitchell,: 19A Bon-Accord Street, blacksmith. Fivo other nomination papers vwere tendered for Mr Champion -one on behalf of the Boot and Shoe Operatives' ...

... built churches and comforted the hearts of the lepers. He himself contrasted the dreadful disease, and has length succumbed. Boot Found on Hills.—The dead and. partly decomposed body of a woman has been found lying face downwards a very inaccessible spot ...

... Wilson Asten, Huddersfield tgan, Mr and Mrs A. H Perjaon, Kensington, London ; Mir - and hits Gower, London; LIt n ie5 les P. Kent, London; LMt D. C. Denny, Putneylle Tiew LradLrJsOts Cree, Edinburgh;' MAr as MJme .Cree; Edinburgh; Captain Brander Kirby ...