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... 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 ...
... oounty in England looks more beautiful than Kent at this season of the year. The harvest elsewhere is for the most part over, but here the magnifioent hop gardens, with the autumnal tint on the bine, and the golden crop on the top, which gilds it with a grandeur ...
... against 14 cwt. last par. In Sussex, the heaviest crops are round Rye. Uddermore, trekfield, and Newman!) ; and in Kent, she Tunbridge and Maidstone districts are still true to their charter. The extreme heat of the weather has told heavily on the brightness ...
... To each of the following Math tutions £loo—namely, the Canterbury Hospital, the Canterbury Dispensary, the Maidstone Infirmary, and the Maidstone Ophthalmia Hospital. All legacies are to be paid free of legacy duty. The residue of his property to be divided ...
... 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 ...
... of bread and a pair of boots were , het there lawn less caufusion in the w -igliiiog teat, as kindly receirel as we have been, and now - O ral c ••L'is puzzled co ilieeover.' • which drew forth shoe out of the house. The boots produced were his. •'squabbla ...
... about 25 years of age, and the only clothes she bad on was a black alpaca dross, • white petticoat, and a pair of leather boots and white stockings. From her appearance witness thought the was • manied woman, and the wife of a river bargeman. She wore ...
... by one of the men. - Executions at Maidstone.—The last eentenoe of the law was on Mammy morn*: serried lute awn upon James Fletoher mod Len Leerrenare, who were onivicted at the reoent Winter Salem for the empty of Kent of the mime of wilful murder, the ...
... panes ; Mr. Cooper's, a skylight and goods damaged ; Mr. D. Morgan's skylight and sash panes ; at the Golden Lion nineteen sash panes, and at the Swan, Boots, and Bell, a large number of sash and casement panes. The wind was gusty and squally, and the west ...
... Theatre. A MAN NAMED KING Was sentenced at Cambridge, on Friday, to penal servitude for life for arson. THE POPE blessed the Golden Lee in the chapel of the Vatican on Sunday. A GREAT FIRE has occurred at Foochow. The loss is estimated at 200,000 dollars ...
... Frederick Alfred George. THE PARISIAN wits nay that M. Duruy, ti intater of Pahli. inetruetion in France, in to be tweeted boots de s.lot-Tupdre, as • Tower 1 for the he haatoms in promoting the teiching of gy muesli,* in public schools. KNUCKLING UNIALIL—Thu ...