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... CUT GOLDEN BAR _•a____ sad ea REVIEW fIVITII/kety THE NOIZTHERN ENSIGN. WEDNESDAY, 17TH MAR CH, 1926. Tire Boos: or THE RED DEAR. Edited by John Ross. F.S.A., Scot. (Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co. : 10s 64 net.) Thiß handsomely produced volume ...
... The Late Mrs E. M. Morrison THERE passed away on llst April at Maidstone, Kent, at the residence of her son-in-law. Dr. W. J. Gray, Mrs Elizabeth McKay Morrison, wife of the late Dr. Norman Morrison of Campbeltown. and Shawbost, the well-known naturalist ...
... CALEDONIAN BOOT & SHOE SHOP, SIGN OF THE GOLDEN SHOE, 3 CHURCH STREET, eIONTAINS one of the Largest and mo s t F as hi ona bl e V Stocks of LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES, tse., for the Season (Gentlemen's and Ladies' Dress Boots and Shoes suited ...
... inst. WIFI MEWLS AND SITICIDL—Ou Wedneaday night a ge•tiernan farmer, named Temkin; residing at the Cedars, London Road, Maidstone, attempted to eat his wife's throat, and when istanoe was ,ailed out his own throat in a shocking manner. Hs is believed ...
... Fusilier Guards. Harlem, pn the 21st ult., William Mackenzie, a native of in the 49th year of his age. At The Priory, Maidstone, Kent, the inst., Edward Scott, Lieutenant-Colonel of the 3d Battalion of the K.R.V., formerly Captain of the 4th Light Dragoons ...
... Curtain-road, chair maker. Brown, G., sen., and Brown, G., jnn., Edgware, com dealers. Chilton, J., Knockholt, Kent, fanner. . Webb, R., Yalding, Kent, farmer. Rnthe, T. R., Bridport-place, Hoxton, draper’s assistant. Mew, J. P., and Thome, G., Isle of Wight ...
... Id Straw School Boots, to vise— . So, Bent.. Deck Boots, House Boots, House Ekes. I 'laming Slipper,. Small Boots. kr., But rend for ow of our Illtotratrd Lira,. which will be sere Time. Too will see all our Priers and tkmigns of Boots, TRY ...
... embroidered at the tops with silk of same colour, presenting a striking contrast to the colour of the boot itself, are much patronised ; are also tall boots, of undressed leather, the tops of which are turned over au eol moTuqwlaxre, with bright blue, mauve ...
... community of race sentiment and by 'the golden link' of the Crown. The cha% , es—we cannot. say the strengthening—in the Government have produced one very spirited fight. in the Sevenoaks Division of Kent. Kent is not a very Liberal county, us the only ...
... fiend in August teat year (18821, he anted 'hat he h ri .nt at 3 a.m., and had .. 4 fired 83 ,hot- and b down 33 birds. El* 4 golden sr. diliag was celrl.ratwl quiet!) at his reel. . 4 deuce on Weduesdat tilt. Many Meads seek a warm cougratulations en the ...
... Tower-hill, tobacconist —J. E. Prior, Eden-place, Old Kent-road, cheesemonger. —J. High-street, Battersea, colour grinder.— ,l. Anderson, Church-street, Hackney, oilman. —J. Overage, Sherrard - street, Golden - square, general dealer.— J. Hows, Brentwood, Essex ...
... tine since took lodzings in Maidstone, and that, during his residence there, a suspicion arose that he w is the ituthar of the Peters under the signature of Swing, o , •hich were at that time naively circulated throughout Kent, and all bearing the 31aidstone ...