... Frederick Street, Birmingham, who had l»een staying Kent Hotel, Hyde, We of Wight, went to lied late on Wednesday night, leaving his cases of jewellery in the stock-room. On Thursday morning, when the boots was about to take the cases to the railway station ...

... SHEPHERDS.— Hand-sewn boots, made to measure, 50/-. Meeting could be arranged for measuring. Write R. Irving & Son. Bootmakers. Jedburgh. OPRING SOWN ONIONS (Cranston’s Excelsior), 3/- per 100. Tomato Plants (Bides Recruit, Ailsa Craig. Golden Queen). 2'6 |>er ...

... bark were lying upon the pathway. Close to the body was a handkerchief, which contained some dried bread. The deceased's left boot was nearly off, and newly rent, as if by force. Near his left shoulder down the back was a dark streak, and lower down a dark ...

... of these female thieves. Many of them were in rags, scarcely one was comfortably attired. Had a general inspection of the boots and under-garments of these forlorn creatures been possible, the result of the inquiry would probably have been horrible. Only ...

... conveniences X J. Back Row. Selkirk. HOUSE to Let in Henderson's Court. Apply to S. Little, Ettrick Terrace, Selkirk. HOUSE to Let. Kent moderate. Apply, James Mlldoom, 15 Kirk Wyod, Selkirk. STABLE and Workshop in Bogie’s Close to Let. Apply to Mr Robert Forsvtu ...

... parents’ home in Pimlico, London. She was only seven years old, and was described as having golden hair, and being attired in dark clothes, with dark ulster, button boots, and white straw hat trimmed with black velvet. A reward of £40 was offered for her recovery ...

... Domestic Intelligence. SCOTLAND. Kara Avis.—A magnificent specimen of the golden eayle was shot in the grounds of Archer field. East Lothian, the seat of Lady Mary C. Nisbet Hamilton, on Saturday the 26th ult. It measured from tip to tip of the wings ...

... Wren, eathor of Abingdon Manor,’ « in Ladées’ Treasury. are Tho little village of Brenterden was one of the loveliest spots ia Kent, From being more than twelve miles.from a railway station, it hed managed to elude the sharp eyes of the demon of bricks and ...

... Philiphaugh. Colonel F. S. W. Cornwallis, chairman the Kent County Council, and formerly M.P. for Maidstone, unveiled the afternoon of Whit Sunday a tablet within the new lych-gate of East Peckham Church, Kent, erected as a memorial to villagers who had fallen ...

... Shipping Company have generously agreed to convey the same to Loudon free of cost. Golden Wbdding. —Last week Mr and Mrs David Wilson, South Port, celebrated their golden wedding, having beeu married at Stow 15th October 1847. They have three sous and four ...

... profusely decorated with flowers by the local Bir Waltcr Scott Club, in memory of the immortal novelist’'s birth. Scottish yew, golden holly, marigolds, and hollyhocke surrounded the base of the column, while shields in white and yellow chrysanthemums were ...

... night. ROXBURGHSHIRE LAIRD'» GOLDEN WEDDING. —Jed-Fortot Club, which was founded bv the sixth Margins •>! Lothian over hundred years ago, »>n Tuesday entertained lc.ptaiii George Tanered 01 Roxburghshire, the occasion ot his golden weddinsj. Captain Tancred ...