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... secs set off by a moon-shaped patch near her lower lip, and on the table beside her lay a pink parasol. Although this was Kent, and live miles from • town, Miss was fashionable in her appointments, her hair was decidedly k la mode, and her gown of the ...
... Sew one end of a shoe-lace—cut off the tag first—to the top of the boot, and then thread its other end through the shanks of the buttons, one after the other as arranged in the boot, finally sewing it firmly below the last button. This method saves many ...
... England, Ireland, and Scotland on March Si last was: England, 10,280; Scotland, 1,871; Ireland, 1,330. It was reported to the Maidstone Guardians that when a bop grower applied for 500 pickers not one of 491 tramps then in the workhouse would accept the offer ...
... North' ford ampton E Kent R (Ird), Pam Bum; Ist battalion Berta Regiment Canterbury (49th), Malta; 4 Sad tat, Dover ;Canterbury Ind bat lierks 1 1 1 . (6 1 6%), II LAIIC. It (4th) Wain ; Tensplemore ; Reading Lancaster lit bit R W Kent it (5081) tad bat ...
... ion for the National Cup have been decided, and of these the following were the most important: Dow were victorious over Maidstone at Dover by lye goals to one. Windsor and Eton won • Ins match against Cowes by two goals to one at Cowes. Luton were stmesedul ...
... Worthing and Brighton Tramways wee rejected. In explanation of the fact that an electroplated fork and spoon were found in his boots when he was searched James Swadield, of Picket-street, Balhans. an employee of the Army and Navy Stores, said he supposed they ...
... Guardians. P The Rev. B. W. Stemma. rector of Arrow, near Aloester, and the Hon. Mrs. Stannus have just celebrated their golden wedding. - - Private Doherty, lii.A.M.C., found hanged at the huts on Hounslow Heath. He seen twenty-four years' service. ...
... as is well known, always wears boots of his own making—which boota the admiration of the shoemaltar who taught him the bade; but the latter certain that tbe Count would starve did he endeavour to earn a living by boot-manufacturing. AS the work put into ...
... Tee head was on a statue of immenee size ;:rered with. crocodile's hide. %term= for making boot. hare been re highly errelopsd,that 111 New York. pnir of boot. has setnelly made, from beginning to end, Including the erring on of the buttons and the peeking ...
... see the place. A man I knew abroad' told me of it. --- Eele's eyes wandered over the piteous raga and patches, the dreadful boots, trembling hands grasping the stick. Then 7ou know the history? This is the McNialle' island. I am last of the rate, if my ...
... 1851, 118S3, and also in 1891. The one in 1891 we remember well, as the ravages were greatest in the modern counties from Kent to Aberdeen. It is • funny circumstance, but nevertheless true, that a salsmity which affects the crops or stock of others ...