... follows Aged 1 years, eery fair, golden hair, blue eyes, bright colour, rather tall for he; age, dreced In a blue serge frock, dark ulster white straw hat itriosmixl with black velvet), blue knittd stockings, end buttoned boots. .. . . Ia delicient mental ...

... visitors, Vine showed some subtlest farm in the long-field. t save • poor tatting display against Kent on Monday at Maidstone, all being oat for 1:&. Kent responded with 193 for eight wickets, of which number J. B. Mason soured 74 (sot out). Warwickshire ...

... second, 36., Me. L. N. Simms. Seven entries. COTTAGRS. Best collection of vegetables—First, £2, Levi Kent ; second, £l. H. Ricks ; b.c., Joseph Kent. Five entries. Three dishes of potatoes distinct varieties. nine tubers of each—First. £l, I. Turner ; ...

... Dwell not b a hollow tooth. Since you ery That love is lunacy, Those things I Believe as soon as see. Let me black my patent boots With the turnips pallid roots, Let mo round my brow entwine Garlands of green turpentine. Since you swear Love's imbecility ...

... done so. Ladies with red hair used to vow that it was auburn, and now to say that it is golden is the fashionable phrase. Moreover, not content with wearing golden hair (whether natural or not it were impertinent to ask), the rich heiresses of Paris sprinkle ...

... one yea's rant. The brewery is now shut down, the business having been purchased by Masan. kyle and Winch (Limited), of Maidstone. - Joseph Wcrlley, a bogey runner, hes died as the result of en t xplo,ion of gnu-cotton which t place at Messrs. Curtis ...

... Eternality in that interest, though unsuccesie folly, lie and Mrs. Greville won golden opinions from the constituency, and received • handsome testimonial. Dedgebury, in Kent, with its 5000 acres, half of which are woods, is to be brought into the market ...

... Walters Beecher's Lectures to Young Men Berquin's Children's Friend Bloomfield's Poetical Works Bogatoky's Golden Treasury—Morning liogatallfs Golden Treasury—Evening Brid llors al Own Conjuring Book Gift British Songster (The) Brown's Ceemeorclance Bruce's ...

... the meeting until the following evening. —At the meeting on Wednewlii) evening, Mr. Henry Phillips proposed, and Mr. Alfred Kent seconded That a vote of thanks be given to the members of the Atietook School Board for their pest services, and that this ...

... J. C. 'Williams Llanstell, coming second in the latter competition. The Hereford Cup went to the Earl of Coventry's steer, Golden Horn: Mr. W. H. Cooke, Worcester, who was first in the next Glass, receiving the reserve number. The Queen was placed second ...

... As a matter of fact, he is a cousin to his Majesty twice over, so to speak. His grandmother was • sister of the Duchess of Kent and of the father of the Prince Consort. The Pope is one of the most frugal of men. He reeei%es annually a sum el iivalent ...

... that I should at ones run down to the Seaside to reoupersta. Hence my retirement to the little gibing village of Sheepedoor in Kent, far from the gadding erowd ; most delightfully rural and little-known resort, where we all go about in brown canvaselme ...