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... Ladles' 25 24 acd as ;Rippers 19 74d and Is a pair; Is 6d. Prunello Slippers for is 1.244. Ladies' 2.01 See Overshoes for Is 544 a pair. Gentlemen's 2s4lid Do. Do. for Is 744 a pair. Fine Os 6d Cloth-Roots for 4s Ild ; Balmoral Boots only be lid; Gentletneh's ...
... 382 Pairs at Ladies' Kid Boots, elastic sides, all at lid a pair. Clyde Terrace, is now in treaty for a Stock of Ladies' Rippers. assmaine, Clyde Terms, will in a few days, some extraordinary Bargains in his Drapery Department. ...
... William Fraser, Fraser, sailed from Cadiz for Clyde, 10th April, Azores Packet, Sawle, sailed from Cadiz for Clyde, Ilth April. Ripper, Kearney, at Flgueira froin Newfoundland, 12th April. Isabella and Ann, Baxter, at Constantinople from Troon, 15th April. ...
... Newfoundland 2th May. Cruz 3, %gado, at Oporto from Ardrossan, 18th May. Woodsidey Gibson, sailed from Cadiz for Clyde, 6th May. Ripper, Berney, sailed from Figuein, for Newfoundland, Bth May. Harmony, Griffiths, sailed from Havre Clyde, 21st May. , Sphynx, ...
... 61 140 3) l9 0 @ 21 0 Irish l6 o@lB 0 INDIAN Coam.—Yellow, B 28016. 2O 0 03 21 0 White, IrDrAm MIA'. Fromnaa, Feb B.—The Ripper, from Newfoui — ,, for the bar to-day, was driven on sh o r e an d I s expected to total wreck. There ilittle prospect of ...
... 0 5 0 QUARTER, Ditto. . U 3 6 GLASGOW -Printed and Published by RILL I%,idilig at No. 142, Renfrew Street, for Jsires H. RIPPER, & Co., at the, Chronicle Office, 15, Turner's Court, 87, Argyle Street, every WEDNESDAY Morning. Advertisements and Orders ...
... elongated, reminding us of the simial genus; her lips are very thick and protuberant; she has double gums in front, both in the ripper and lower jaw, with only one row of front teeth, and those teeth in the back gum of the lower jaw. Her nose is remarkably ...
... QUARTER, Ditto- • 0 GLASGOW :—Printed and Published by JAMBS R tress, residing at No. 142, Renfrew Street. for JAMBS H. RIPPER, 8c Co, st the Chronicle Office, 15, Turner's Court, 87, Argyle Street, eve* Th NRSDAT Morning. Advertisements and Orders ...
... work is resumed for an hearer two. Supper is usually of the same material, as breakfeat, except on Sabbath, when dinner and ripper are included in one meal, consinting of tea, bread, herrings, de., and the expense of which is about ad for each. In the evening ...
... effectually until after the Revolution 'settlement. (Hear, hear.) Tin the commenceinent of the 17th century, we find that the ripper and middle classes—the heritors of the landward districts, and the burgesses in the towns themselves—spontaneously adopted ...
... Seth Jan. ' Favourite Lass, Bus cell, at Visoimfrem St. Johaiii, Newfoundland, Seth Dee., sailed 13th Jan. on her return. Ripper, Kearney, at Figueira from Newfoundland, Bth Jan. George Washington, King, cleared ati Marseilles forelyde, 23d Jars Campbeta ...
... also said that Wilson had kicked Guthrie. He also said that Wilsoo had told him (Gordon) that he had given him (Guthrie) he ripper before he left him. The money was taken from a box. m had bought a white shirt off the money. He said that he had received ...