... clothes the coal bouse of the Golden Lion. On the following day company with Sergeants Kent and I'ren. cirapared the heels of the boots (produced) with the prints the line, and did not think there was any doubt but that the boot* made the marks. Friday night ...

... Office of this Paper. SALE. Gent Premier BICTCLE. Only very little, and mest carefoliv, >u»t-able for Kent ot any ape. T. Kwsseil. fi T..lvetplace. ! Golden Wyandotte*, prize strain, spleo- Sid did layers ;2s ikl sitting ; unfertile replaced. Inspection invited; ...

... pa-sent conditions. Members of the Maidstone Farmers’ Club advocated 40s. duty foreign hops the nop Inquiry on Tuesday. Mr. Mendel, vice-chairman, .id owing to decreased cultivation since Michaelmas *7O men in the Maidstone district were out of employment ...

... presence of Sergt Kent and P.C. Batrait, he saw pair boots (produced), compared with the marks on the railway. Prisoner: 1 innocent. Witness The heel corresponded with (he mark on the railway. William Henry Symes. licensee of the Golden Lion Hotel, St. ...

... Angust. in connection with the formation of a Kent troop of th« legion. The route will Blackheoth. Hartford, Rochester. Chatham. Sittingbourne, Faversharo. Canterbury, Dover. Folkestone. Ashford, Maidstone, Tunbridge Wells, and sevenoak.s to London. NOTE ...

... telling the maid servant that be had been sent by the station superintendent for Mr. Foster's bat and boots, the girl handed to him the bat and boots which her master was in the habit of using when making underground inspections of mines. The trick was ...

... belong to that church, but he was leaning that way. ' you ever have any bops m Maidstone r asked a London belle, who was dressing for a ball, of a country , cousin from .Kent. Oh, yea, lota was the reply, ) has forty acres of ’em. A theological student ...

... crop. Through the Weald very much the same observations apply. some of the better roils in Kent the wheat full crop, and the colour universally bright and golden. Wheat cutting was generalh commenced. There a good second crop of ebror and nil the meadow* ...

... dock, and almost in state collacse . Derby M eiltb 'W jth from Kidway were u ' b , f boots were found at w icons transit, a •» tbo six of the wftg eOD . I Maidstone belonging to tbe leaned to months p buokmakcroa well «k _ » l^ bu ‘,f,y Conna'ill for ...

... said, contemplates bringing over tho it 'st show on earth,” to take over the grounds of the Wild West at Brorapton. Ashford (Kent) Local Board have decided purchase of over ten acres in extent for .£l,lOO. They inte’i I utilising it for recreation ground ...

... ovardu Canard steamship Catalonia arrived nt Qaecnstown Thursday after 14 days' rough passage Boston. A fins *peoim*n of tbs golden has just been killed one of her Msjsstj’a keepers. Its spread wae fullj nine feet. An American heiress, a belle of sooietj ...

... PENZANCE. BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY, 12, CATJSEWAYHEAD. J SMITH'S BOOTS, for durability and cheapness are not be equalled. All bespobo work and repairs will have prompt attention, and be neatly done the premises by an efficien staff men. J. SMITH, BOOT AND ...