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... celebrated marshal. J’y tnit, jy reste (laughter), though I hope I not destined, like the Marshal PuscA’* cartoon, leave my boots in the mud. Why, the theatre* ere a proof of it, for no sooner Our Boy find their way into the bill than they seem rooted in ...
... and is nowhere doubted that if the time ot trouble came they would do all that was required of them. The SEincn fob Coil in Kent.— The scientific committee, composed of the first geologists of of England, are bn*? completing tbeir arrangements for exploring ...
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... same in all instances bat for the most part the men wear short tunic and a long greatcoat, blue trousers tucked into high boots, and a black aheepekin cap. They ride small, wiry ponies, very indifferent to look at, but capable of an estraordinary degree ...
... touching verses in which the poet laments the fate of his heroine: MAIDSTONE.— Inquest Her Majesty’s Prison Maidstone.— Saturday an inquest was held at Hor Majesty’s Prison, Maidstone, boforo J. N. Dudlow, Esq., county coroner, touching the death Henry ...
... ta'on tho Golden Wedding,” and from German made it oars, Young faces gathered round grey heads, good wishes, gifts, and flowers; But each a Golden Wedding to-day have seen, Not often has bad honour since such festivals have been. The Golden Wedding of ...
... trees. There ato but few forward cherries in East Kent, and very, very few in the Mid Kent chorrj orchards. Later sorts are alto very short in East Kent, and rather more plentiful near Maidstone, Mid Kent, though here they “hang very singly. ...
... appearance, fearing to aoil his varnished boots, and not caring to take cab for so short distance, had Improvised this new method of being conveyed out to dinner on a muddy day, without expense either his boots or pocket. Wirß. case came before the Halifax ...
... partial. Uar, a great crop. Date of harvest, August 1. Mr. Charles Whitehead, Banning House, Maidstone Wheat, average. Oete, under average. Beans, good. Peas, fair. Boot crop, good generally, flay, very good. Date of barrest July 31. The Lord-! or THE COORTT ...
... confectioner named Dennison, in the temporary bridge; “Thank COBDEN’B Sevenoaks ••• *‘ 10 ”* \o''k I WcU Kent General Hospital Maidstone, the neighbourhood of Bt. Martin’s-lane, Birmingham.was termfirma. Facetttfns gentleman. s, . AND TkHOSPHORUS ...
... the Deal-road when suddenly became 111. was taken up by somo people who happened to passing by and placed in cart driven the Kent and Canterbury Hoa] >ital. Before, however, could be got there, just in were dfsceodiog Bt. MaiUo’e-hUI, the poor fellow died ...
... made a present of a hand- street. When defendant kicked the animal he some silver watch to Matthew Simpson, an had very heavy boots on. Defendant owned to engine-driver of the London, Chatham, and witness that he had; kicked the mare two or Dover Railway ...