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... that the Boots and Shoes of he his mainufacture contntici tod giva! great satisfaction, and are ayi- - !at plauded for their excellent quality alid etehstst workmanshlp. of la His prices, fornCsah, are so low as follolvi-- jyicc of Welington Boots, 20s. ...
... Alexander, the architect of Rochester Bridge, and several other fine buildings in the county of Kent. He was under cross-examination, in special jury case at Maidstone, by Serjeant-afterwards Baron—Harrow, who wished to detract from the weight i: a testimony ...
... Murder.—At the Maidstone assizes, on Wednesday, Thomas Mansell, a soldier, was found guilty of the murder of Alexander M’Bumie, at Dover, in August last, by shooting him with his firelock, The affair arose out of the theft of a pair of boots. Mansell was ...
... variety of to shields, salvers, statuettes,'tankards, and cuph of the royal collection, illuminated by numerous wax-lights in golden as Sconces. les Her Majesty will hold a Levee at St.. James's Palace, on for Thursday the 18th June; and a Drawingwroom on ...
... Street, on the 4th hist., the Rev. Dr. Forsyth, West Church, William Laing, Wick, to Helen, eldest daughter of Mr John Menztes, boot and shoemaker. At Banff, on the 26th ult., by the Rev. John Gall, James Brand, Tulloch Cottage, Mortlach, to Jane, eldest daughter ...
... pretender, gave his hand, in 1856, to Princess Adelaide of Hohenloho-Langenburg, whose mother is a daughter of the late Duchess of Kent by her first husband, and consequently half sister of Queen Victoria. The House of Hohenlohe-Langonburg belongs to the mediatised ...
... nearly were extinguished. The poor thing was a , *he remnants of her clothing being reduced to Portion fh exception of her boots and stockings, and . Uie ro' ber tay 3. Mr Southgate’s child slept in the bro v. - ber ’ Gutting returned to the house * B ...
... handsome West Indian black, who had been cooking pies, fired up, and told him he was a nasty black rascal, and Dutchman to boot, to insult a lady and an old man once. If you could see the difference between one negro and another you would be quite convinced ...
... domestic intelligence. ENGLAND. o«- ? oyal Highness the Prince of TVales arrived at Dover tain / »> by special boat Maid of Kent, Cap- Sonu’’ collun ander, and left by the mail train on the visi+e i Railway, for London. The Prince of Wales Ralac ßce and ...
... Chaa. Cook. Golden Yellow (2 entries)—l Chas. Cook;2D. Raid, lincnigie. Heaviest Yellow (4 entries)—l Duncan Reid, Kin* 1b..; 2 Wm. Mortimer, 91 lbe. Charts Cook, Dorse 11, for boot Swedes Yellows—W. Mortimer. G. Bruce, silver medal for boot • Swedes 6 ...
... WHWtna bat eollaoatul Utt *' pouted out would P - »*k. tad at of ptti.aily of Ike epootiitf . tot the tt «ta worth anything hat boot by to ...
... heart that has grudge against her, or tongue that can stain her ! ‘My love to a’ body.’ That was sae like hersel’, for I never kent a cretur that had sic faculty for lovin’. She eudna look upon the very beas but wi’ a fellowfeelin’. We’ll never see the like ...