... riding ami cravat, tracks, ,t is simply an electric fan. finrnVn.f’ J»~~ tned is Royal house- alack »lk hat and thick riding boote. levelitons were made by Mr Mel- SSfa * v niade from Norfolk flax, and. During lien tom the Duchess’s attention was ville Dinwiddle ...

... liW-ral sl-.are of public patronage. Money; Hap-.v Homes; Golden Mr. for the Qiudii'■ Lotre.-,'or Rort/linf/. reliefs E-*t''e Ivory sul-jects from Milton, by J. A. has also on hand Stock of find-claw. Boot, V* nv J,, ' A Thin Rendn-Mad, . on,.,d ...

... the Prince of Wale, have not taken place, conaequence of the serious illnea. the Prince of Iwmiltgen, son of the I Inches of Kent, and half-brother to the Queen. Her Maicsty has dispensed with the usual attendance of the military and private han.l. in the ...

... have intention -of Fatal Accident.— 1 fatal accident has occurred to a party of Chatham men when driving at Harming, near Maidstone. Mr. fialdook, a naval pensioner, Mr. Whitfield, plermsster at Chatham, and two men named Morris and Smith,were on Frida; ...

... goaal and there' weal, Be by barderid hearts perverted, Forged iu chains that drag to hell. lie her let us make of riches Golden witlg to mount above, Where no stealthy thief approaches That bleat land of light and love. M.uty rYPER. Mr Whitler tells ...

... safety, as experience has proved that their influence is uniformly salutary. TETIMONIALS. Mr. Starling, 16, Marsham Street. Maidstone, has been under the care of Dr. Cobh, Great St. Helen’s , Dr Addison, Chief Physician Guy’s Hospital ; and Dr. Powell, Tunbridge ...

... GREAT RELIEF 15 A COR FIRM Ef» CASE OF ASTHMA, WHF.R MART OTHER HAD BEER USED WITHOUT EFFECT. Copy of • letter from Mr. WillUm Boot**. Carpenter. Maidatonc Maidatooe, August 7,1552. git.—| have much In Informing you of the heneAt 1 have rewired from “ W«»lley’« ...

... three younger children in eqnal shares.—The will, dated September 28,1872, of Mr. Rjahard Godfrey Bosanqoet, formerly of Maidstone, Kent, and of Great Ormeeby, Norfolk, but late of No. 1, Bryanstone-plaoe, who died oa the 15 ult, was proved on the iast. by ...

... ailure. Nearer ana nearer lean demand from the north, rn snd counties. oars bending at every stroke, the b Appl-* > pears from Kent arc largely supplied. Conti- bi te r with noisy rash—twenty ■™mw . ,C d,: .. d. .. —htieen—t.n —yard. I set my teeth, nnd ...

... When the gossips met in groups ; Ilka elashin' carlin tellin' That she was imsh'd o'er The Loupe. The guilemsn, who, creel kent Peter, Aye cried out, ' It canna be : The miller Is an ill-less creature : Peter wades hurt a flee Bat the neighbours a' tweeted ...

... yon. Sooch him should stick at hoam ; f rj,,. Yen won't. what I. an .n. boot th Tit poo hoam rich man yet. At’. . i'i'' (l, Jim,’she auid. to crj, indeed wan’t to goo hoam stick, boot ah’d loike to see no(( ,.' with that left us. old Dove now. There’s better ...

... husband. Scurvy, Ringworm, Itch, Rodneys, Pimples, Eruptions, and every form of skin di-ease, entirely and effectually cured, by Golden Lotion-.a,yd.aa * la. chemist* everywhere WAkhurat A C0.,8. Lambs Couduit-stLoudon Embezzlement i» Glasgow'. —John Miller ...