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... San Francisco, which was on the morning, from Panama (sailing lime, days; miles.) The m the bey is narrow, and i* called the golden gale, bailing the bey could read in the countenances all passengers ne«tQrss least ueir eyes on the places they had all come ...
... Small- nI wares, Men's Hats and Caps, Men's Clothes in Jackets, Trousers, st Vests, Shooting Coats, Top Coats, Men and Women's Boots and c- Shoes, &c., &c.- - *: wV The Goods will be laid out for inspeation on Wednesday, 18th in December, the day prior to ...
... LONDON GAZETTE, Allen Colyer, jun., Dover. Kent, jeweller i rnl 1 '- ‘‘ousham. Suffolk, farmer. Richard egg, Brighton, wine-merchant. jmTri rn J ' Suffolk . >‘«er. John Gbsspool, Regent-street, ladies’ boot and shoemaker ileSrl ,tO ll m t’ Cljc »P siJ ...
... 200,000. A Mrs Boots, of Pennsylvania, has left her husband, Mr Boots, and straved to parts unkoown. We presume that pair of hoots are rights and lefts. We cannot say, however, that Mrs Boots is ries4, but there is no mistake Mr Boots is ieft- American ...
... within the Globe Hotel, George redbreas . t's neat containing four, , for on them/7. thro. Ma) and 16th June. at Jose Macast boot and ahoemaker, George Street, Glasgow. b e en found In a tin can, in a field, Otani •' 1 '.''' ' I say Jim, what mechanical ...
... following are the last prices :-Yorkshire Regenits Ss.t 90s.-Kent and Essex do. -a. to -s.-Sceec¾, 60s 'to 8 Cambridge and Wiebeach, 60s. to 70s.-Kent and Es5e0Md oiling, S Os. to 70s -Kent and Essex Shaws. Sois. to O38-Xrl and Essex Chats, 300. to 35S ...
... GROWING CROP, &c.. n tliat Farm. Wowing to Will; on Malcolm, viz.:- 111 Acres WHEAT; Do. 0 VI'S in Do BARLEY Do. POTATOES; and 'boot 30,000 Stones II AY. At winietinie will be Sol.l, 3 HORSES and Ifornea% COWS and CALF, Maggie Grubber, Meal Giulia, Cattle ...
... advocate, Professor of the Law of Scotland se a in the University of Edinburgh. - On the 13th inst., at St. Leonard's, Hythe, Kent, by the Rev. g Edwin Biron, Vicar of Lympue, Mr JAMES MoRica, of the ir South-Eastern Railway Company, second son of the late ...
... Monday.—On Saturday last, being the day alter her Majesty’* arrival at Balmoral, she visited her Royal Highness the Ducin Kent Castle. Her Majesty returned dmoral foot. the afternoon the royal parly drove up the south side of the Dee, and returned to ...
... was burnt Compiegne; she confessed that she had given herself to the devil, who appeared her as great black man, horseback, booted and sparred. Another avowed witch was burnt the same year, who also stated that the evil one came to her the shape of black ...
... were not ashamed to wear what is politely called inexpressible.. %bleb reached down to the keets, where they give place to boot. • en uniteeountably capacious that, for • time, I could not conceive their use. This mystery was, homier, cleared op by a ...
... speak from observation. The week before last I saw • workman in England engaged in • pines of work ordered by the Duchess of Kent, iu companies et barbs seen the fabric in the Exhibition. The werbss skilful, and bad a guinea and • half a week of wages, ...