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... stamped Suarez and Kent hop., by which the Kent matted got Ma. more than the Kunst (a laugh). When Ito brought the suttee forward In parliament, member who did not underatand the au4cet raid It was question of Sweet 'gifting Kent, and only wenn ago he ...
... into custody. Took him into witness's house, and told Ilion he bad on a pair of union boots. Prisoner then said, it is no use denying it, he had taken two pairs of boots from the Union house. On searching his bundle witness found the suit of clothes produced ...
... evenings of the week, the meetings took place at the Sussex Hotel, the efficient services of Sergeant Major Ascough (of the Kent Yeomanry Cavalry), being employed, under whom the men are beginning to comprehend the nature of facings, footings, and positions ...
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... suspended behind her a golden quiver filled with arrows, the feather parts of which will sparkle with diamonds. A simple gold bend encircles the . head, with • huge diamond crescent and two small stars in trout, pink silk boots with golden anklets set with ...
... of Kent, and even from well up to the northward. The sailing vessel, which proved to by the country In the resent minim saevemat. I hare mad Hv m g e h ie d. - l e % -'-', ~,e . ,,••• - - ,r ---- 1 ..1, - 4,. e Th. y .. Z 1.11.1 end East Kent, all ...
... by Ins Swift. Two soverei;ms five o'clock on Friday morning to go to seek work at Mr. were found in each of the pris oner's boots. fifth sovereign Barton'e.Comberell,Proudhurst• Redid not return at ought as had been changed at the Fridge Gun Inn, and Si ...
... Oldenburgh place. Rev. J. and Mrs Hawley, Rock villa. Miss Johnson,Clarence house. Mies Johnstone; Oldenburgh lodge. Rev. P. Kent, 2, Oldenburgh place. Mrs Lowe, Roselle. Mrs Mickley, Summerhill house. Rev. Dr. and Mrs Spence, Sydenham villa. Miss Sutton ...
... him the impression of a footstep at the edge of the paid. He went to the house of the prisoner, and them taw a ink of half-boots on primmer. lie took Wee from Make, and from the general appearance as to size, be iniuldered It resembled the Impression pointed ...
... following entries have been made :—For the six most valuable Kent fleeces, combining quality and quantits', of one year's growth. nine entries. For the six most vaidabie long wool deeces, Kent or otherwise, combining quality and quantity, two entries. For ...
... all the fresh air you can ; take three or four pill. every ht ; eat plenty of solids, avoiding the use of elope; and If tame golden rules are followed, you will be - happy In mind, strong In y, and forget you bare any nerve,. IfOTHERS AND DAL`GHTERB.—If ...
... and he left in about half an hour, when I missed the boots. In coneequenee of something my wife said. I ran after him and overtook him In White Lion Lane. He fell down before I overtook him and the boots were lying near him. He was running away as fast es ...