... resided at Saint i; , •rman-en-Lye. Probshly this will explain hook Ma inquires about was printed in Paris. N. Juan. A,liford, Kent. Tour or TOL MCTINT AT SPITHLAD AND Noxe.--1 was very much surprhol on reading MAYOR'S note respecting the above work. know ...

... the police. Boots fob Poor Children —lt is pleasing to note that on the suggestion of the Chief Constable it has been resolved to inaugurate a scheme for poor children within the burgh. The purpose of the scheme is at present to provide boots for poor children ...

... Poorhouse will perhaps take his departure soon. AMember —Send nim hack to Kent. (Laughter.) The Chairman—l am not sure if the Inspector would care about accompanying Elcome beck to Maidstone by himself at this inclement season of the year. (Laughter.) Mr Ramsay—You ...

... Glasgow, Interim factor. Gilbert Adatne boot and shoe maker, Street, Edinburgh—Cm-Alton meet In Doswell' I.yon's Rooms. 19 George Street, Edinburgh, 4th June, at .—Anthony Shlell, Edinburgh, Interim Actor. Hagh Male, boot, shoe. and leather merchant, shipper ...

... 1s means active, most of the an advance im the Jed- | of insanity, and it has been very umpopular. Do, (2d ; found a beet Boots of at 4s per via. On the motion of Chairman of the the than in a by the present Lord From Norfolk, «tee 40 PM. at a meeting ...

... Public and iX tfeUrooais: newly painted and decorated. Apply James Milne. Abbotshall Cottage. LET Shop, 25 Factory Road, for Boot Repairer or Ohip Potatoes: also House, 43, near Fannie Pit: another 18 Nethef Street. i3t, House of 2 Apartments. Scullery ...

... many will prohahly flower during the summer. Hie seeds may sewn, three together, tdx inches a pert in rows the foot apart Boot crops the private garden might be gown towards the end of the plot. They not require tire im»i«tre that pea*, bean* and tottacre ...

... church, the doom he had heard pronouned, had chilled him to the heart. He could not contemplate the annihilation of all the golden promises and hopes of his youth with resignation. By degrees the horror subsided into melancholy, and a furious blast of wind ...

... of calves was very of Good and St Ascen- ) 5 5.40 Po, dare not hint that would like a little of it anciss, 6th— Bombay Maidstone 30th—Aldershott , Parkhst. 3ist—Chatham ; China that were swoet, were tare e, the veal trade was in a sluggish state at last ...

... little IUII, he made him The captain of a se enty-three.' Something of a wag—the tip of a dog's tall. Why Is it that people boot a dog and shoo a hen ? How to lose flesh : Start a meat market and trust every one that comes storm. lib name was Wrath. and ...

... this wonderful remedy. The first call was Mr Jesse Boot, manager of Boot’s Pure Drug Company, 16 and 20, Goosegate, who was asked what he knew of the use of Warner’s Safe Cure in Nottingham. Mr Boot replied that the sale of this remedy was exceedingly ...

... Auetralia Pelican, elediteeranean p ure lbs. Deemest thou golden days for ever Barracks 47tb--Canada ; Athlete. Cape of Good Hope, Aecen- 1 . Cornwallis, Guest Guard Pelorue Australia KlP:sr-Essex & Kent, white, new, 60 67 old, - - For tee dement need steady ...