... and hare or eagle could have kept more particular watch. When th»t boor hogaa the sun was already set. but th«»ky still all golden and the daylight clear; beior*- th** »as done it had fallen to be k»-f mirk, the images and distances things •ere raioglel ...

... EARLY IN THE SEASON. >NE UNDULY PRESSED TO BUY. 1). CAMPBELL & CO. 4664 BOOTS! BOOTS I! BOOTS!!! IT WILL PAY YOU BUY YOUIi BOOTB. SUOEB AMU SLIPPEUB E. BIGGINSON, The Globe Boot House, 3 DUNLUCE STREET. LARNE. X EW Season’s Goods just to hand, inclndiug ...

... at huge. But had w>- hOJ—Htbelfrul—Kir.- KAILtVAY “^Tor~| IV ItV ill some -pea kens in that y irre- hOf—bithelbert. King of Kent, founded and t-n sxa.t* . . , 1 speaker* on die one side advocoMd Hr. PauiV Cburvii. Ltwtloo. 01. J.t outrage—w.-slimr maUcknu ...

... Dogherty, who left Strabaue, Ireland, about 20 years ago. Went soldier to China ; and then leftf the army, and was List hK*rd Golden Gat: Mill California. Any news of him gladly received by his anxious old mother. Address— Mrs. Dcguorty, 2 Rodeo Street, ...

... for having induced father too tat* to pwwta coM.amu.nad vam* *i te.w twon.y- fAppl. .ae ' army, and waa la*l heard Golden Onto -f boots s. w.-U a. of ahoea. u.-n b, • T-tk i.X'n. 7.1-m know what ««T to‘nut l-ir into the vimpany Feruae th. togotber with ...

... to win fame and wealth, and lay both at lifted them oot o’ the ooal ree juet at the the feet of (he girl h> loved, but the golden daurketuo. when laog Well, the poiunnaß, wae future was so far off that its gleam* could not hame for Ina tea. Ifiey m»k‘ ...

... At a little diutancc one of those pits which gamekeepers dig for purposes of concealment when they ere for game poachers. Kent it, t>tood pilo of which had j thrown them years and would, in ordinary rourou, prohahly remain 10 tlie same | spot until they ...

... Belfast ibe of Lough Neagh, the laryeat kke m the ] Kiogdom. and thence Leroe. paasag the war Whitehead, beautiful stretch of golden •antis, just off Loogh. and running the mile or two northward to view thoae fantaattc rocks and cliffs known the Pathways ...

... the B-ttl- with the mmstrel warrior Taillefer leading ’hem ►inginc the Chaaecs Roland An old song recoonts how the Men of Kent, rasribing with booths b-fo-e them like * 'q*e Du William secure Mr. C M CULLAOH. movir.p (oreu. did caomc • Willi»»- —- ibt-m ...

... some months ago. to-day enjoys excellent health, able to work, and was recently interviewed while busy at his trade. ‘‘l a boot finisher.” said Mr. Wickson, “and have work hard for living. When I became paralysed 1 thought I was done for. but thanks Dr ...

... All REST AT MAIDSTONE lion bench reading the amendment paper, _ . Jl iierusing the Fill, li-stening to siiecchcs. lean- Prisoner jn p to consult a back-bench colleague, Tuesday. or gesticulating over the brass-bound box afc At Seveuoaks. Kent.yesterday ...

... judgment with costa, Judgment was entered accordingly. KENT MYSTERY. PEC » CI K( I The Foreign Visitor. A special tclrprrnphir.p with reference to the remarkable tragedy IMuckby Grange, near Ashford, Kent, which were discovered I yin dead from shot wounds ...