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... the Golden Book, Joe Smith's impostures, winding up by an exhortation to the saintly Mormon to keep out of a criminal's dock in future, inasmuch as such narrow escapes as he had at Maidstone could be very rarely counted upon, but for the timely interposition ...
... by one application of St Jacobs Oil, rafter all other remedies had failed. Mrs D. Comet, of Grove Cottage, Sanding, Maidstone, Kent, says : St Jacob. Oil has cured me of neuralgia of two years standing. There is no bodily pain which cannot be removed ...
... oheerfu' soond o' biddies' glee, Nor Maister's weel-kent face. I leave the spot wi' Bair, yak hen — Past thoughts my bosom fill — Come wandering hame my lea-fa' lane, To think on lads an' lassies gene, I kent at the auld achule. Andrew—Though the aul' squeal ...
... to be obtained. He was neither a Kentish man nor a man of Kent. This his northern burr was quite decisive of, though from what particular count or town he originally hailed no one about Maidstone knew. He had set up a school in that town about five years ...
... Whyte, Glasgow, a native of the village of Rathven, has just been appointed secretary of the Kent County Temperance Federation, with its headquarters in Maidstone, in which town he takes up duty in the beginning of the new year. For the past sixteen years ...
... bla nature of the weather I observe large numbers of tleliermen and others moving :dealt, and here and there I pick out a kent face amongst the throng. The Broadgato seems to the great rendezvous, end I was astonished at the varied schemes adopted ...
... Bond Gilbert, the oomposer of Maidstone 377 and Thanksgiving 87 or 582 was a native of Devonshire, held a number of organ appointments in England, including one at Maidstone in Kent, and then went to New York. His tune Maidstone seems to be better suited ...
... APRIL 20, 1882 A FARMERS' ALLIANCE MIMING has been held at Frith, under the presidency of Mr. John May, chairman of the West Kent Branch. Tit- principal item under discussion was to obtain the aboliton of claws privileges involved in the law of distress ...
... firing to a domestic sceatit, named Mary Archer, employed at a tetmeranc, lio•el ; eec•nadly, with assaulting Thomas Pratt, the boots; thi:,lly, with having stvlen a portmanteau and other article 4, the property of the landlorl ; and fourthly with having stolen ...