... which those who travel much should truly grateful A friend of mine, writing to me from abroad, assures that the finds ran of golden-brown plush, which she invested in before ’eierting, quite Indispensable. It eaa worn with any number of skirts, for it is ...

... the private member who had charge of this bill did not proceed with il. The accordingly took up the next order, *• - Tithe Kent Charge Extraordinary (Amendment) BiU, the second reading of which was moved Mr. R. Norton (Tunbridge), who explained that the ...

... th* qoMtian of boot* ia impactact one. adnoe, and aheaft weareaohpair a fewtimea •tarting, ao as to find out whether they an ipiettry will pauforwot weather, pair i thinner pair of boots or ehoaa for house wear with oWe. woixur to the boots We> node raAOMAß ...

... is cures sport,*ml calculated make decent people shut the eight racecourse. The well-trained lumberer in his M lummy hat, boots, white spats, and choice cigar, should be pul into the hoteepoad, if one is adjacent to the coarse. His appesranee and gift ...

... THE GOLDEN CROSS. Field and marine glasses and TKLK4COPBS. FIELD MARINE ULASnES. with Achromatic r. 10s., 12*.. Us., il*., £lO. ——. TBLBSCOFEM, show lime on clock thrss mllss distant, M. lars«r sits*, 12a. 16s. Id., and POCKET BAMO.METfe.RB. with moanUin ...

... match et Maidstone Lso. 'scan Kent and Notts lantliouse -John 3! : t':., , w) . ••• Street, Got -Doo. Sporting 'I dsie,-.E.1 Dorado cr Chancier. ' wan left in a very internale:. ' , einem last evening. Liblitligow Au,: i- Field-Cliariclee. Kent wanting ...

... o' Lenore or Grecian Band. Priece of WelPs'e Stakes—Donovan. Bons Memorial—Link Boy. Nunn Stakes—Lore is Idleness or Briar-Boot. Findon Stakes—Duo or Charities. Molecumb Stakes —Seclusion. Visitor? Plate—Sherwood's best or Tib. U000WOO!) MEETING. WEDNESDAY ...

... one applioation of St. Jacobs Oil, after all other remedies bad failed.” , Mrs. D. Coast, of Grove Cottage, Sandway, Maidstone, Kent, says“ St. Jacobs Oil has cured me of neuralgia of two years’ standing. . , ~ . There no bodily pain which cannot be ...

... tawn like lion. People thought wa. madman. In the police office lie was equally violent in hia behaviour, and bad to get hia boot, taken off, and have hia ban da handcuffed. found guilty, and sentenced to pay line of £1 or go to for 14 days, the Bailie ...

... inutile in the following places:—The counties of Essex, Hertford, Kent, and Suirey (outside of London), and the boroughs Celebes ter, St. Albans, Canterbury, Dover, Folkestone, Gravesend, Maidstone, Margate, Kamsgate, Rochester, Tonbridge 196118, Guildford, ...

... inb 4—tianderlMid —Durham ▼ Nortbunbcrtead. 4—CMUrban—Kent ▼ AustraUann. A-Nunrfch-Norfolk ▼ Uertfor^iare. bunderUnd—Durham ▼ SufforduhJro, CUffeoa —Oloowotermhire ▼ LancaAhirc. 7—Canterbury—Kent » Surrey (G. Hearns baaittX ?z?fs»-«^Y,riSsr 4—CUfton— ...

... Kerol •», Exit Nile Street, fio» UmU. Parties h»»io« tm 1«J0 M EJE-J. *- EOTP, tlfrlrtU RUft. . TO-DAY’S CRICKET. KENT V. AUSTRALIANS. MAIDSTONE, lE2l—Tb, «»«t »—» ...