... there birds, a few days I.lvught leartthea from Parieto a lonely spot, coneenial to their nature, in a wild and rocky part Kent, a ithin ten miles of lbrin.lon, in I hour. Preen earri, rigeons took the ileapatches on to the City. thn whole distanc.• from ...

... ancient China and India. Small hells in use among the early Israelites Bells ft gold adorned the highbriest's garments-a golden ball and a pomegranate upon the hem of the robe round about, and Jceephus remarks that these pomegranates end bells symbolized ...

... it matters not; but the curler's stockings must be thick, and his boots stout. The only man who was ever insane enough to come on the ic• in an swallow coat, tall gloomy hat, thin boots, and kid gloves, is proverbially known to have gone home lot unch ...

... e :a1 . it i ; ‘,.. y L .: „ • toe Win 01 Ale Janie. SWAII, Colal•Olefiter, Iholiglasi, loan. Death ity the results boot ;ht. mit at the .hor .. t e ander the effect& t 4 genial rat. AU.' silindlilsos. Tile I .17 .4.; • ,,,. 4 .. 1 , 1.., ~.., ...

... G 1.. Wheat* that they OPENED thr Now Islam. Wenn, write the Drawled 4 a carefally-sehrad of BOOTS sad eakabie all of whir they eller Lowest Prior Din RT KENT. the.. with Owlers in au Goods aad us tams atricy Moderate. CON NAN 8. TAYLOR, HILL WYND, CRIEFF ...

... Canada, using 50,004.0 cords of bark per year, each cord • being from 17 to 19 to tan the .1. leather required fur the boots and of four millions of people in the Critish provinces.* The earn, firm own in lead sad hemlock growth bark in Maine, New ...

... potato was plentiful, and good and mealy.' PAT, to do him *snot, was quiet and Content with small potatomerties, in the golden prime of the potato. But a change came over the favourite root; emacciang which, Earl ,NSSIILLD, in his SW navel of Eadvninin ...

... tirstrate Article at a very hod. la 8d per Bottle. Golden Mr Gonie, WINES, In Stock proportionately Reduc e d. Employees of Mr J. I lender**, tobacce-suana- _ . factors% JUN., .. PROVISIONS. . - BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, ; MOneY. 6 KING CRIEFF'. - IL s r HIS ...

... A aud arduous waeion. SINUULAR 1)111111.—As • woman named King was proceeding to the Court-Ileum at Maidstone to prosecute • man named King at the Kent Moines on Monday, on a charge of feloniously wounding her, she fell deed in the street. It is thought ...

... retained this poet 1 185). when he a lawd•in•Waitieg to the ()leen. iII. wee J. P. sail B. Lot Kent, and Imo. il the I 33 and 4th Battalion Own (Royal West Kent) Regimeut. In 1633 ho married Mary Anne, daughter • of the late Sir John Dopiale Aatley, net ...

... —Tbe will (dated September 11, 1879), with a radical (dated December IS, 1881, of Mr Lewis Davis Wigan, late of Oakwood, Maidstone, Kent, backer. who died on February 21 last, eras proved on the 18th ult. *Mrs Mary Wigan, lb. willow, Frederick Wigan, the ...

... teat, the valor of the perveual estate in the tuned Kingdom eacended !rtirs mill of Mr George Arnett Donald, late of Maidstone. Kent, who died ou the 3fd ult.. Waa Crowd is the met., the value of the personal mice deist £4Lthet. The will of Mr Oillsiorth ...