... was a pair of lace-up boots, which had just been polished, together with the just-used blacking brushes. Shocked this horrid profanation of the Lord's day, he asked the defendant he had violated his orders and cleaned his boots on the Sabbath ? The defendant ...

... Eastnor, from several places Suffolk ; by Mr. Eaton, from 20 places in Cambridgeshire; by r. Hodges, from several places in Kent; Col. Wood, from Brecon; by Lord Lincoln, from Dover; by Mr. Round, from several places in Berkshire; Mr. Kemble, from several ...

... five of seconds, minutes, hours, days, and months; chimes the quarters and hours, and plays several tunes. At the back is a golden anchor, on a purple ground, surrounded pearls, and bearing an inscription as above-named. It weighs forty-six (Troy) ounces ...

... yesterday to spend the Ascot week at Windsor Castle. Her Majesty was accompanied by her illustrious mother, the Dutchess of Kent. The Queen and Lady Peel.—Many stories have been told about the recent ball given by the Queen. We have heard the following ...

... two walls, and removed the following articles silver watch with one side of an hinge broken, black hat, and a pair quarter-boots, which the thief took away, leaving in their stead a pair of his own.—Between the hours 0 and 11 o'clock the morning the oth ...

... Tuesday last party of noblemen and gentlemen met to have some pigeon shooting, viz. Lord Alford, Captain M'Macdonald, Sir Charles Kent, and a Mr. Lovell, who is a lieutenant in the First Regiment of Life Guards. The last-named gentleman had got the butt end ...

... in Palace Yard, and from that time the benches in the house filled rapidly. At a quarter before two o'clock the Dutchess of Kent accompanied by the Duke Ferdinand and the Princess Victoire of Saxe Coburg, and attended Lady Charlotte Dundas and General ...