... the Sergeant's illness was that whilst he was taking prisoner to the lock-up the man bit through his trousers, stocking, and boot, and took piece out of his leg. Inflammation had now ascended up to his knee, and he was obliged to sit with his leg elevated ...

... Uussian, Anstrian, Prussian jealonsy securities of this shall remain jointly in the _ ~~ , , ,7'“ Into the spirit laud. pair boots from Ihe shop of Mr. Thomas _7i. tt.u from ship, was die- were constantly arriving and left to starve in our streets, hands ...

... bodily .• he niiiUmßthln'r in Wokh d'd™ 6 saw the three prisoners and Manning, Owens, and TuEsnar.—Edward John Wells, Maidstone, Kent, ironmonger ve'montif V or ' Neath . 981 ..8 8943.. i 8 53 . he., pleaded guilty to an in- harm, on the 19th of March ...

... informed that a young lad had fallen into the river. Gne of their number, Mr, John Miller, jun., divested himself of his ooat, boots, and hat, and then quietly observing where bubbles arose to the surface, instantly dived to the bottom at that spot, but failed ...

... to give and make oases to . drink themselves while they 'said have their econstables sworn in for Radnor- damp and their boots were quite mouldy and they Mr Owen Pr.ce : No, I think we are entitled to that presentation. How splendid a present it was ...

... ceptlng Jsmaiea., wh are wanted. .115'. 56, —_] .* Ike need and the young- found OT hia person the trowsers,’waistcoat, and boots, ® '. t . > r > °„ d letw'Srom Ufhorn, in the gives a sad LONDON COMMERCIAL MARKETS. ™*eUy 12 - , 4 »40-- 6 46 And on. t ...