... Convict Mien Bin™.—Maiy of our will rGCollnct tbo circumstance of KnnlcUbull. son the late Sir Kdward Knotcbbull.of Morsbam, Kent, being the year tried at Surrey assigns, for being concerned in robbery of a oiixball-gordeos. of wbicb offence was found guilty ...

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... occasion to pass through tbe kitchen, where Mr. Bools was busily engaged arranging bis work for tbe following morning. As usual, Boots rose early, but to bis great surprise be found that the greater portion of bis labour had been performed by some unknown friend ...

... perfect health.—Signed, William Brown, I 21, South Main-street. 1 Duty on Foreign Boots Shoes.—ln I consequence of the varieties of shape and the alterations imposed on boots and shoes by fashion, and meet a difficulty which has of laic existed in their ...

... Ayrc’B c. Nisroch, M. Moloch.—lnheritress J- Gill Ld. G, Bentinck’s b. c. Devil-to-Pay, by B. Middleton, —Blue Devil . J- Kent Ld. G. Bentinck’s b. c. Prince of Wales, B. Middleton, Her Majesty .. Ditto Ld. G. Benlinck's br. c. Great Mogul, by B. Middleton ...

... ” is this little “diurnal sphere” of ours, till the Queen of the night passes onwards in her imperial orbit, and then the golden tide dashes against the outer crust of our worid, once “ visible” again. And so it is the moon, ay, Byron says, somewhere ...

... Old Drown Windsor, Almond Soap, Cold Cream, Price's Dr. Prampton’s Nursery Pomatum, ice Co.’s Abernethy’s Specific, Price’s Golden Oil, Queen’s Perfume, &c., so much admired the first circles of Fashion, beer a pi tection label from a design by Sir Wrn ...