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... lam glows all the world over would accord to William Car Ma the highest place. (Hear.) Here was ahoy met, op to Golden fern, the Weald of Kent for aohooling s mot busbies. training, apprenticed at an early age to a mercer In Cheapeilds, and thus brought ...
... in order to (=nee hi/urination on the sutler,. The increase of arankeeneis in Kent durirg the past sir years was dimmed at consldtrable length by the magistrates at Maidstone on Taenday, when It nsVd tans Parliament should be pressed to entail the tensest ...
... strong body of police almost impassible. The prisoner, who arrived from Maidstone by train, was escorted from the train in a cab; but on has arrival at the court he was loudly booted by 'the crowd, who appeared in a most excited state. On the court being ...
... old houses festooned with clustering flowers and rising out of hedges of double May, away over Wimbledon Common, where the golden gorse was in Room, into the hollow where the nightingales sing when the evening cornea, heading along the white hard road ...
... likes a golden shade of yellow. In old portrait., silver•grey satin was much employed, told frequently historical pearl headdresses were worn iir,t h FORTHCOMING MILITARY LINCEUVRES. their cneins of silver; ulna. Vandyek painted black velvet and golden-brown ...
... NOM , part of the musty et Kent it Just now being visited by a number of eingularly rare birds, which seem to bate been brought tom to the south coast by the recent wintry weather The eautcre of two fine specimens of the golden eagle has Mindy been recorded ...
... bhatting averages, as they were at the close of last year. Kent and Somersetshire are bracketed fifth, the defeat on Saturday just putting the balance of the former county on the wrong side, Kent consequently is reduced from the third place, which it held ...
... B. E. Turner b O'Connor SS J. Weatheihy Hicks b Kent IS F. GoodUfl b Kent .„ fil Arnold b Loran W. Ooodlifl e7w.FMaehbOVoasor 14 j. Cranfleld e Thomas b O'Connor 7 Rer. C. Radford b Kent 0 C. L.B. HiUbKeot 0 J. C. Dunbar ...
... give a lecture on Kent’s Cavern. Prior to the meeting he had a short Tamble, and from a stone-heap near Old Lakenham Church icked up a polished axe. Somewhat simirnr was the cace of a lahouring man at West ' Harling, who noticed a golden-coloured | stone ...
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... th;(c.t'.M“ thlfly.:fllgrhm fr«. AMEKICAN BUSINKSS B corded by the “Kent Messenger. o for. , — oN). = & Migs Annie Hubbard, ‘of| ok SEoVAEDY: yaens Englishmany 29, Orchard Street, Maidstone. Having | B b:c m’;} ssimistic, he decries himself underpme futile ...
... garformed into a dream_of they fleet the time carey do in the golden world. t and a comely thing to be n if it s only to live at a year for a fortnight! 2% 9 nders of the “silly ses frogs in the Kent distriet iderable attention and & credulity. lam not wise ...