... Southampton. wWairted ln th * Southa,n P ton Docks and the Itchen Bridge Jf USUPH DAWKINS, Ladies' and Gentlemen's 9M FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAKEB, No. I, Albion a. : 2W2« te the Hampthire Advertiser Office, near tbe High Btreet, Southampton. J. D. begs ...

... wished to go.to his father's, to puton a pair of boots When he got there, I told his father that he was appre- hended on suspicion of being concerned in the death of De la Rue. After he had put on his boots, I took him book to hU lodging in Victoria-terrace ...

... De- cember last. * Church Accom. Clergy. Aid Account Don. An. Sub. Don. An. Sub. %.%.%.%. Her Royal Highness the Duehose of Kent IS 0 OO 0 0 00 Tbe Hon. Charles A. Murray Ma* ter of Her Majesty's Household - 0 00 50 00 The Rev. Tallon Brockman 810 00 8)0 ...

... builder T*.. HrUs. Pavcraka ». Kent. Knurr J. Baker, Wo.l fireet- (ii*m e*ier. moert It. anti W. Walduck, anil . H-inrut H?:at«ll-*trcel, Bcrinoixfeey, fmrlc a J. s. Fre -man’s conrl. liismancc biukcr Abbott, Out Kent mail, coach maier ' W. O-.itt ami ...

... elegance of attitude, it the Cock of the Rock— it it truly magnificent ; the Rifle Bird is another splendid specimen ; the Golden Cuckoo and Rosewing Parrot are also superb birds, even among the in. finity of rich plumage that meets the eye in every direction ...

... Mekchant Shipping. — Tbe Robert Small sailed ot. Tnesdav for tbe Indies, as did the Earl of Hard wicks •*■ hatarday and Maidstone on Monday.— The President •»*ad from New York on Thursday. , H.M.S. at Foreign Statiohs.— At Bermuda, on l **« aeu. ot M ...

... her Royal .Highness received the congratulations of her royal relatives residing at Kensington Palace, viz.,— the Duchess of Kent, the Princess Sophia, and their Serene Highnesses the reigning Duke of Saxe Cobourg Gotha, the Hereditary Prince, Prince Albert ...

... attended. Earl Fitswilliam presided. Among the donations was his Majesty 1 05/., the Earl Fits- william lotas', tbe Duchess of Kent 601., the Lord Lieutenant (in addition to his former subscriptions of 496 V.) 50/., th* Right Hoo. E. G. Stanley Ssf. (loud ...

... contained 140 quarters of corn, and when the alarm was first given it wa* burning in two places. The Norwich and Kent engines arrived from Maidstone in forty-five minites after they received intimation of it, aud the neighbours did every thing in their power ...

... substitute for Leather in the soles of Boots and Shoes. W. E. begs to assure them that both comfort, dry feet, and economy may be secured by the use of Gutta Percha. FBENCH AND ENGLISH SHOE WAREHOUSE. Genuine Paris Boots for One Guinea. WM. EDWARDS, 137, ...

... STEVEKH I Ticket* mar be had at Mr. Abraham';-, Silversmith ; at Mr. Cropp's, Tailor; and ol Air. Alaxfield, at Mi. Butt's, boot ami shoemaker, Htf-h-atieet. Placet fur the Bones may he taken at Messrs. Coupland and Nightingale 'a Library, where Ticket* ...

... silty, Sir J. D. Wills - A. Sou»hnmp(on- Baillie, J. E. Bristol—Baring, Sir T. Wycomba—Bnriug, T- Portsmouth—Barnett, C. J. Maidstone-* Bnyrdon, R. A- York-Benett J. Sir F. Berwick - Blnrairr, W. Comherlßnd—Blunt, Sir C. Lewes Bonverie, Hon. P. P. - Briscoe ...