... jyiiil respectively shall be free to marry three months’ notice to their parents. A fine specimen of the golden ea f>f e ,pt shot near St Lawrence, in Kent. | r • measures 6 feet 6 inches across the wings, is 3 feet in length, and weighs now in the hands of ...

... was evideatly not so val up in his part a8 he ought to h ave been. Previous to the performance of ‘ Leah,” the farce of “ Boots at the Swan” was given; but want of space prevents a detailed notice. We | stall only direct the attention of our readers to ...

... which would enable the soldier to at the Horse Guards ease, During was some chance that Hill’ reign Dowie’s boot would be lt was manifestly a good boot; the proof of at is to be Sound te te very men who would not let the sol- eS ee it and wear it the ves. ...

... which nestle! everywhere, in snewy 13, on coitiures, or in. soft It was to follow the spirals of the enchan Ls the form of the Golden Youthtide of New Y¥ ...

... to bk hap at.i. nkwsaoknts by tei. , smallest and easiest take, and DITN D silk - , —■ - ■ - ■ ■ Boo l* r 'f *23. . . Golden Flax Pure LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, will offer Ready for Use, Marvellous Value, at Is 3id, Is 6yd, Is 9d, land town of Oban failed ...

... of — worked with the arms of 8: seméd over it. “hie fan is of black ostrich each of which is ablaze with fiery rubies and golden dozen of each articie of linen have been provided, Twelve ‘One of the most re- fe the are the #tock- The ings, of which there ...

... seme ears FA n away from her service s3 narse- maid to sfamily at Kus ockbolt, was committed for trial at e of bu lari- the Maidstone Azsizes on a charg ley 9 ow!ly breaking and en! tering two houses at Bre the name of Mary Field, night or two ago, She now ...

... partridges have suffered fearfully by the exces of rain in Surrey and Kent of young birds have been picked up the wet. You wild rabbits are also found outside the w: and — Maidstone Journal. Lieutenant A. B. Hamilton, Bengal Staff C: upon whom Her Majesty ...

... into v har ort. in NOW BOOTS, POLAR BOOTS (with Fur Tops), | outer side a broad auay table for landing fish or erected upop a raised platform approached by in- the largest 3 six ameter, of ablic phrase: vin ld he ime LINGTON BOOTS, OVER SHOES, LEGGINGS ...

... election. Walter Wright, the Kent professional, who so serionaly injured his thumb in the against Surrey at the Oval at the end of A t, was terda y al to be removed from St Thomas Hospi ital, Westminster, to his home in Maidstone. man named Jackson, at Stadwix ...

... will remain till the end of next month. Mr Shaw-Lefevre left i y afternoon after the Cabinet Council for rotham, his seat in Kent. {Sir George Trevel left the Scotch Office es) terday afternoon for his country seat, Cambo, orth iberland. Mr Campbell-Bannerman ...

... ” “I see ye ken your Burns,” I remarked. * Never read a line o’m,” waa the reply, “ but I've heard his poems read, ay, an’ kent shew teas od them a’ by her.” “What songs did ye use to sing?’ I was riows to know if Burns's were in currency. “*Crazy Jean ...