... strawberry syrup put up in tins, aa golden ayrup is sold. The worst golden it ite uncertainty, until the tin baa bean opened it ia impossible to forecast the eomtenta, whether it will bo the real thing,of beautiful golden yellow, useful for boiled pastry ...

... MeNeill, Loveland, Dacre. A. Smith, Shaw, Kent, T. H. Waters, and Gibbs. Mr. Gas Hunter, who is quite an acquisition at social gatherings of the kind, accompanied the singing on the piano with much acceptance. “ GoLDEN Harr AND THE Tißee BEARS.— | As briefly ...

... Chichester on Wednesday, Maidstone on Thursday, and at Canterbury on Saturday wheat ears were handed round the golden tint on which was that of harvest. The Bank Holiday is not a matter of supreme importance outside the towns, and many Kent and Sussex farmers ...

... required. In England several wardrobe rooms were set aside for this veritable white eiepbant. Nor was the roomy country house in Kent, rented for some years the Duke from Lord Gerard, equal in proportion® the suite previously occupied at the Winter Palace by ...

... she thought.—James Soden, chimney sweep, said he beard Mrs. Green call Kent “ dirty tike.” Kent said he would make her “ prove her words,” and other words followed. Witness told Kent he bad better leave Mrs. Green alone, or she would summon him, and he ...

... heard someone go upstaire, He heard two female voices aud beard one say “ Pall off your afterwards heard a man’s voice—either boot fendant’s or Lis brother’s voice. He did not hear yone io th taproom. He was outside half-an- five miautes, except the little ...

... rough sea at Kilkee, August last. On Saturday afternoon, in All Saints’ Church, Maidstone, the presence of the Royal West Kent Regiment and detachment of the 2nd West Kent R.V., Lieutenant-General Sir G. White, V.C., G.C.8., unveiled screen erected to ...

... weft expert the lines, for it iTclear that the chief of Garland has ; stars to shim, only the Vatican tall he College is in Kent wish PertwiMicUtd, and yet wo are almost Christendom returned to the Roman fold. ** “* * , . 8 . ■ ’iprecluded from accepting ...

... on land hes about the bee, and that industrious make matters still more intricate, is a sister-in-law millinery, tinge-ie, boots and shoes, &e., was 80. sl i insect constantly furnishes him with illustra- of the Czar’s younger brother. No date is yet liberal ...

... had invited them up for • day or two. They could not find Mrs. Evans, was told she had goo. to Kent, and not being able to get • lodging, they wandered &boot all night. At hellcat seven the following morning, they were to Salutation Pla:e, Lambeth, when ...

... his no longer, the old school was place loved best on earth. He » when he sew the well • remembered budding once more in the golden light of that summer's evening. He knew it ®* knelt in the school chapel and beard the most winning of human voices reading ...

... his way to p bon. slights upon him élf, and the word has bur less crowded than usual. Copen atten d the celebration of the golden pon. forth ‘thatthe Tory who ails to him Yet I This year the walls seem wed King and Queen of Denmark, nD be arded as a tral ...