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... only -beef tea arrowroot, sago, &c.--while gnawing pain in my stomach got worse. Io I. than three months I was merely skin and boot , and my friends agreed! would die. As I was fast sinking, my neighbour, Cort, urged me to resort to Mother Sayers flyruP ...
... ago, but Mr. Bell refused to sell, although he was good enough to let his charming residence more than once to the Duchess of Kent. Bells Life was started early in the reign of George the Magnificent : it cost sixpence, it had no rivals, and it had a complete ...
... county-court since 1866. Rs eighty. sae years of age. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Beck, of Witton, Norfolk who recently celebrated their golden wedding, two children living, twelve grandchildren,. and twenty-tlve great-grandchildren. Judge Bacon to • suitor in the ...
... estate in Kent. AT the ebyse of 1887 there were 2185 pharmaceutical chemists on the register, and 11,584 chemists and druggists. _ _ THE Maid of Kent. Miss Caroline Ileathome, is dead, after having lived 104 years. demise took place at Maidstone. The Home ...
... prepared to agree to. The Maidstone and Tunbridge Farmers' Clubs have unanimously approved of the scheme; hut as East Kent comprizes the cream of the hop acreage, greater importance was attached to the views of the East Kent planters, and it is expected ...
... French representative crew is to compete for the Grand Chi!lenge Cup at Henley next year, Corporal Barrett, of the West Kent Depot, Maidstone, died in the military hospital on Saturday from the effects of a severe kick over the heart received while playing ...
... baths this week. No more for me, was the reply of a pauper to 32 official at Chelsea — Workhouse, where he arrived without boots, having sold his for drink.. He was sent to a month's hard labour by the Westminster magistrate for refusing to obey the workhouse ...
... Darlington Guardians. The Rev. B. W. Stannus, rector of Arrow, rear Alcester, and the Hon. Mrs. Stannus have just celebrated their golden wedding. Private Doherty, R.A.M.C., was found hanged at the huts on Hounslow Heath. He seen twenty-four years' service. ...
... ned, heavy, oaken tables they have helped to furnish, sending forth, a century ago, high-piled dishes of rich, ruddy, and golden rindedfruit to the happy_ guests, who now lie in the churchyard: What sweet faces have looked up from beneath those aged boughs ...
... street Parker, W. grocer, 1, Brook street Parkin, Miss boot and shoe warehouse, Regent at. l'arr, NVilliam Market inn, Brunswick street Partridge, F. W. clerk, 52, Ilitton street Partridge, A. L. boot and shoe warehouse, 4, Station road and 7, Fore street ...
... e tints which cannot be conveyed to the mind without some such compound verbifleation as, for instance, greenish-greyish-golden. In brocades and silks this mingling of many tones is now seen, and in such abundant variety as enchants the eye when several ...
... HARRY WYNDHAM CARTKR, editOT and proprietor of -the Kenna neriew, was indicted at the Maidstone Assizes for shooting a bailiff, named Wilson, at Kennington, Kent, on November 22. Wilson, with a party of others, was endeavouring to Imre a legal process ...