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... of and from Greenock for Montreal, 80th ult., lat. 41, long. she ' wanteeln dress'; and that want has been increasing in A GOLDEN MAXIM FOR PUBLIC res.-Talk to Greenock Guaranteed. 25 25 15 1 in demand or prices. Noils broke are not plentiful, and prices ...
... is this to us? so long as we have water in our own houses it matters not. Surely thy palmy days have gone, 0 city ! and the golden age of Provosts Smith and Gillies departed. LORD PANMURR has ;Paned notice wishing plans and specifications for the building ...
... afterwards. Go away! saiil Mug:ins, you can't stuff sich nonsense in me. Six feet in his boots .' Bab! no man as lives stands more ncr two feet in bis boots, and use talking 'bout it. Might well tell me he had six heads iv his hat. A farce was produced ...
... 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 ...
... glebe for the meumbent the ti.st charge, earned on foreigner, our ' ' r ,r^ terms of the resolution adopted at their lost booted, and our coa.ter. -head by r. Iwajs. tmelino. It supposed that the next demand Maoistbates’CoißT.-\«t.r.lav, the following ...
... pray'r— That He, whose blood has ransom'd all. Will let you join me there. j . Carpenter- A thirsty Kentish elector, at Inn Maidstone, shouted Waiter, bring me bitter beer! We can give you a bit o' bread * said the waiter, but not a bit o' beer. ' ...
... Correspondent of the Builder. HOW Hoe GAMBLING le PPACTlMML—Throughout the year wagers are extensively laid in the counties of Kent and Sussex (but particularly in the former) upon the amount of duty annually declared by the Excise in respect ofall the hops ...
... for stealing a pair of boots from a shop-door in Holborn, with which he ran away. judge, to shoemaker, who had pursued and seized the prisoner— What did be say when you caught him t Witness— My lord, he said he took the boots in joke. Judge— And, ...
... inform Ladies and Gentlemen that his WINTER STOCK is now complete. Ladies' Boots from Is. Gd.; French Satin Shoes, 4s. Gd. ; India Rubber Overshoes, 4s. Gd.; Wel- lington Boots from 15s. Gd. Every other article in the Trade equally moderate. I G dR Y S ...
... NORTH BRITISH SHOE COMPANY. t ?? E. J. SCOTT & CO., 8 JAMAICA STREET, First Shop from (Croner of Argyhl Street. WELLINGTON , BOOTS, Guaranteed 17 Gd. the hest 17s- 6d, that esu0 be A])E. O ) .7 All descriptions of Goods leapt in Stock, of First-rate quality ...
... to that effect, Ladies may have ail. assortment sent to select fro'; and Country Orders, with an outsido measurement of the Boot or Shoo over which the Golosh .is to be worn, will have prompt attention. 53, Union, Street, Aberdeen, NNov. 26, 1852. Something ...
... WINTER STOCK is now eompleto. Ladies' Boots i0oin 3s. Gd.; French I Satin Shloes, 4s. /d.; India Rubber Overshoes, 4s. Gd.; Wel- lington Boots from 15s. Gd. Also, a large Assortninmit of 6entlemrei's Dress Boots, Misses and Youths' Dancing Shoes, equally ...