... localities were quite impassable, except when passengers were mounted on carts in cabs, wheelbarrows drawn by men with great boots. In Salford, Peel Park, and towards Lower Broughton, the Irwell rose to a great height, and flooded the vacant pieces of ground ...

... Curtain-road, chair maker. Brown, G., sen., and Brown, G., jnn., Edgware, com dealers. Chilton, J., Knockholt, Kent, fanner. . Webb, R., Yalding, Kent, farmer. Rnthe, T. R., Bridport-place, Hoxton, draper’s assistant. Mew, J. P., and Thome, G., Isle of Wight ...

... evade by every possible means the chance of being drafted. To this class belong those who put a paper marked 45 on their boots, and then make affidavit that they are over forty-five, in order to claim exemption! The scene at the office for exemptions ...

... Drawing-rooms by the Princess have already been announced, and West End tradesmen are once again indulging in the hope of golden harvest. Some dissatisfaction is indeed felt that the official announcement makes known to all whom it concerns that the Levees ...

... Green Top Yellow Bullock. A)»erdeen Purple Top Yellow Bullock. Pomeranian Large White. Grey Stone. I Red Glol>e. Green Globe. Golden Yellow. JOHN DAVIDSON, 7 INGUS Street. 21st May 1863. DISPLENISHING SALE AT BOGBAIN, NEAR INVER E S S. There will be Sold ...

... muscle in frightful manner. The animal has been shot. SENTENCE OF A CHILD TO PENAL SERVTIEDI. At the West Kent Quarter &SWOON held at Maidstone on Thursday, before Mr J. Espinasse, deputy ' chairman, a girl thirteen years of age, named Emma Gleason, was ...

... mentioned, of which—with the exception of the ground floor, which is occupied as a public-house—he is the landlord. He is a boot-closer by trade, and, while working very industriously in his own house at that occupation, is said to be of rather retired ...

... Merton. A SATISFACTORY Reasos.—Mr Alexander, the architect of several fine buildings in the county of Kent, was under coss-examination at Maidstone, by Sergeant (afterwards Barron) Garrow, who a to detract from the weight of his testimony. You are a builder ...

... ion. I imagined it to be the tomb of some great personage, and proceeded to read the inscription, which was sculptured in golden letters, and contained, an usual, high flown traditions of the virtues of the deceased. The date of his was, however, wanting ...

... contrast to the colour of the boot Prime Oxen 4 Ito 4 6 Small 4e..4..4 10 to 5 2 Do. Scots 4Bto 4 lo Sam N .. II 4t03 It ties sy, bought 50 two-year-old stots at from £4 itself, are much patronised; as are also tall boots, [aerie. Sheep 3 2103 4 3iinan ...

... and embroidered at the tops with silk of same colour, m8 a striking contrast to the colour of the boot itself, are much patronised ; as are.also tall boots, of undressed leather, the tope of which are turned over au col mousquetaire, with bright blue, mauve ...

... Fusilier Guards. Harlem, pn the 21st ult., William Mackenzie, a native of in the 49th year of his age. At The Priory, Maidstone, Kent, the inst., Edward Scott, Lieutenant-Colonel of the 3d Battalion of the K.R.V., formerly Captain of the 4th Light Dragoons ...