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... period 1 flattered myself with the hope drinkiof of the Churchwarden, and that the Parishioners b« requested to golden torrent that flowed through, without enriching the name the other. land—Delusive hope !—an unlucky error into which Major . That each ...
... Embroidering Shining Bess Satleens for Boots and Shoes Coventry Blue • Marking Black and Coloured GaUmns Thread Magpie do. for Binding Shoes Best London Pins Boot Cord and Boot Webbs Common do. Shoe Ties and Boot Tassels Motto, Cotton, and Worsted Silk ...
... of the Golden Leg, on Ormonde Quay. your Ladyship ever wears top boots, Iâd take the liberty recommending him to your patronage and protection.â I suppose, Captain,* said the other Lady, you Infer that her Ladyship occasionally wears top boots, because ...
... TESTIMONIALS. Whitstable, Canterbury, Kent, 4th Nov., 1847. Gentlemen —I have very great pleasure in acquainting you, that we have given your Gutta Percha Soles (for Boots and Shoes) a very severe test in this place and its vicinity, in constant action ...
... —Tlm Royal dimer party yerter&y ■■■eluded the Dnebaea Kent, Prince Edward of Saxe Wei war Aupiaxta Bruce, DaraieM Spaeth, and Major-General Wemyaa. Her Majealr and Prince Albert, the Dnebaaa Kent, the and Gentlemen of the Court and the do■eetie houacbnlit ...
... copper-plate printer ; Henry Loisel, jun., and Alfred Edae, Hatton-garden, provision merchants; Joseph Woodhams, Tonbridge, Kent, grocer, draper, and general dealer ; Henry Hensley, formerly of Soutbtown, Sutfolk, bricklayer, stonemason, lime-burner and ...
... filled with his dogs. He bestows care the feet of these dogs, and orders them boots, for which lie pays dearly for his own. Lord Bridgewater's custom an excellent one for the boot-maker; for, besides the four tcet each of his dogs, the supply of two feet ...
... of the Knight of the Golden Lion —in liveries hie colours. Halberdiers—\a emblazoned costumes, bearing their halberds. Mao-at-arms, in half-armour—Tbe Gonfalon, borne by man-atarms—Man-at-arms in half-armour. Thk Knight op the Golden Lion, Captain J. C ...
... nning, and all the other il-! “My tender my apology for the the Examiner.) Jing a letter to your Lordship which was not i: The Kent Meetin lustrious incendiaries, and ly gifted traitors, who, for clerk in ser rs + fer Tee | has shown that there was some grounds ...
... the long white gaiters which remained fea vogue even up the reign of George the Fourth. The cavalry all wore high military boots, and some of them the •crimson silk sword belt fringed with gold, which gave them ■verr appearance of modern Grand Cross of ...
... Manders, Kni*rhtshridtre, victualler ; James Reid, Bexley-heath, Woolwich, Rochester, Chatham, and Maidstone, draper ; Henry Dunk, the Crook, Chatham, Kent, timber merchant ; Robert Roberts, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, grocer and builder j Edwin Bannister ...
... finest Linen; is perfectly free from any QUEEN’S To LET, for Twenty- i v,rtu l,l f 7UaIP -, 0 . J » retail by the Grocers, Boot-Makers. Oilon. Years, front the day of next that Men, and Perfumers, tiro United Kingdom, most excellent and extensive FLOUR ...