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... aspect, sweeping over the low plain either side, and dashing over the river with strides like the span of the seven-league boots. When the work was in progress it was never-failing source of interest to borderers. The gigantic beams swung from side to ...
... CALEDONIAN BOOT & SHOE SHOP, SIGN OF THE GOLDEN SHOE, 3 CHURCH STREET, eIONTAINS one of the Largest and mo s t F as hi ona bl e V Stocks of LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOES, tse., for the Season (Gentlemen's and Ladies' Dress Boots and Shoes suited ...
... to 17s 04 Do. Slippers . from 2s 61 to Ss 64 Gentlemen's Dress Boots, Patent Leather, Elastic Gushet, ac., from ISs Od to 04 Gentlemen's Shooting Shoes and Dress Drogues. Children's Boots and Shoes of every desci (piton and sise. D. a J. Marquern would ...
... closed door' ern. of which there have been lots this week. The 1.4. e now got a relief. (of which they hail much need, if ye kent it a'.) as the nsuckel Shirrs has left for Edinburgh. The town is again back to its former appearance. All the Fifers, and ...
... wishing him a speedy victory , over the enemy and a quick return to her arms. The Russian soldiers, it seems, all wore long boots, and our sailors, on coming from the fleet to view the battle field, took a violent fancy to these articles of dress. Each ...
... Loudoun, and county Ayr, now deceased. T. B. Gibb & Co., merchants in Glasgow. Gilbert Adams, boot and shoemaker, Nicolson Street, Edinburgh. Hugh Mair, boot, shoe, and leather merchant, shipper and warehouseman, 30 Jamaica Street, Glasgow. applications ...
... ad, via Ashford. Paddock Wood, and the new In- from Maidstone to Stroud, the first lime the roue has b- adopted for he removal military, and which save ! iiien fatiguing iron anterbury to the North Kent te l n'nas. The baud the regiment the troops down ...
... Party.—The greatest dinner ever known in England was that given by Lord Romney to the Kent volunteers August 1, 1799. when George 111. reviewed them near Maidstone. The tables, amounting to ninety-one In number, were seveu miles and a-balf long, and the ...
... the Rev. W. Rogers, St Thomas, Charter House. French Alley one of considerable number of passages and courts situated in Golden Fine, near St Luke's. less than forty-four these courts are blind courts ; they arc filled with inhabitants of the lowest ...
... the ladder—Nelson was a shadow—the Duke of Wellington had not sufficient fat in his composition to grease his own Wellington boots. In short, I think the hypothesis is fairly borne out, that fat and ambition are incompatible.— Marryatt HOLLOWAY'S PILLS operate ...
... the North Kent Railwat.— About half-past ten on Sunday night, while up train was stopping a short distance bovond the Lewi sham Station, train from Maidstone came up suddenly and dashed into the stationary train. The break van of the Maidstone train was ...
... Guardians, he being destitute, and laying claim to Chelsea his parish. From the centenarian's statement, he was born at Maidstone, in Kent, the Ist of January 1757. He marriod in 1780, but his honeymoon was luckless one, for on the very day on 'which he ...