... while n:other is pleasant because of all the chocolate there. Other towns in Kent are said to smell always of brick-figlds, and in another instance it is said that old boots rrfnrne the air. In faet, the writer to whom | refer actnally states that with ...

... cleared the lot away and goow in their place healthy new skin. ~ Mra. \MH‘. who is the farmer’s wife at New bowe Farm, Wrotham. Kent, gave this start-liug story to a reporter »— * Ahout e.ght years , when living near Gravesend, a small po-m with a white head ...

... SCHOOLGIRL. Nora Dundonald was just ten years of age when ber mother and father decided to send her to a large boarding school in Kent. The reason for Nora being banished from her home was not bocause she was a naughty child, but secing that twin brothers had ...

... ‘“high-low” boots, produced, the nails in which he found to egm..l pond with the footprints in Kent's garden Prisoner’s fathet was present at the time be compared them. Witness then seat for prisoner. He told him he had compared the boots with the loot(rrinu‘ ...

... boen'oonéni;u& for trial on a of stealing a cheque for e property of the Bask. ' . Ix Clapham the majority of drapers, all the boot trade, hosiers, tailors, and brush sheps have now npud to close on Wednesday afternoons at five o’clock. SoMe time the Corea ...

... daughter of the Vicar of Biddenden, in Kent, was at the Cranbrook Petty Session on Tuesday charged with the wilful murder of John Whibley on leonurxlmh. and was ordered to take her trial at the next Maidstone Assizes. On beigg formally charged, prisoner ...

... Watts Fisher, formerly l :; Museum Courr, Bt. Andrew’s, Norwich, aged | GoLDEN. —On the 15th inst., at Brixvonh Lodge, | James Joseph, the beloved child of Walter and | Maria Golden, aged 21 months. . GreN.—On the sth, st his residence, Fishgate ‘ Street ...

... Kirkiey; lowest terms, Box BA, “Jouraal * Office, Lowcs- Buu riile gveu jor Ladies, Uecuts, and Childrea s Le¥l-QFF CILULHING, BOOTS, and BUOL. ; casu o. offer first ‘pon alter parcels received. Mr. sud Mrs. 3elf, 14/, Clapham Koad, N. Lowestott. ‘VANT&D for ...

... NAILED BOOTS. Men's Nailed DERBY BOOTS, wich Toecath Small Nails. Worth 86. ~ HALE PRICE g/} Men’s Heavy Nailed DERBY BOOTS: no Cap; Warranted Solid Middles. Usually 10/6. 5 3R e e _‘S.\'L}i'l'}ubnf-'B/l'l Men's Soft Dressed Split DERBY BOOTS; very ...

... nd coffee ;p;inkled on a shovelful of burning coals will remove offeusive odours from & sick-room. | Kerosene will soften boots and shoes that have been hardened by water, and will render them as pliable as new. Every saucepan that has been wused and ...

... was done property, rivers overool thels huatn “A CLERGYMAN CHARGED WwITH Pxajumy.—At Malling, Kent, on Monday, the Rev. W. ¥. Fraser, Reotor of Oftham, Maidstone, was committed for trisl on & charge of perjury. Mr. nnkm money-lender, trading as the w and ...

... wanted, near london; N comfortable home: plain cooking; wages £l4- 416, increasing Mrs. Wheeler, 100, lennard Road. Beckenham, Kent (‘)‘,NHRM. SERVANT.—Wanted in farmhouse, X near Norwich, a strong, clean, willing Girl: no dairy: no washing: one cfild: good ...