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... localities were quite impassable, except when passengers were mounted on carts in cabs, wheelbarrows drawn by men with great boots. In Salford, Peel Park, and towards Lower Broughton, the Irwell rose to a great height, and flooded the vacant pieces of ground ...
... Green Top Yellow Bullock. A)»erdeen Purple Top Yellow Bullock. Pomeranian Large White. Grey Stone. I Red Glol>e. Green Globe. Golden Yellow. JOHN DAVIDSON, 7 INGUS Street. 21st May 1863. DISPLENISHING SALE AT BOGBAIN, NEAR INVER E S S. There will be Sold ...
... late in the Isle of Wight, as a place of reside ron for | £80,000. The mansion was Duke's grandmother, H.R.H. the Duchess of Kent. which The Princess of Wales, it is said, is troubled with 4 re like and bas been presented with what is called an “audi mete ...
... Norfolk, and Cambridge. Here the Liberals returned 19 members to five CenserWdres. The live least illiterate counties are Surrey, Kent. Middlemen. Hasuiritaire, and tinnier. Here the Conservatives returned 81 members to one Liberal. What more need be said I—Qua ...
... lab Oa BOOTS, SHOES, & SLIPPERS SEND AT ONCE TO H. M. BROWN, 817 NIW CITY ROAD, GLASGOW. You wiz& nix Lorne Balmoral Boots, Tscitets, W.T. Tongues Ned „ Lorne Balmoral Boots, no Tackets la Shanks rd Strong Nary Totkets Boots is „ Lacing ...
... county of Kent is in state terror and little wonder, in view the suddenness and the intensity of the calamity that has overcome the town of Maidstone. Th, cause of this pestilence furnishes most interesting object lesson in sanitary science. Maidstone may be ...
... Princess Alice is without foundation. As the Spanish Prince into the world, the King Consort handed him round the room on a golden platter. Vulgar to a I.ahv wiio Wants Offer.—The best time to nail a man is when he half screwcd.—Punch. Tiif. Rogce's Repast ...
... descends to his only son, Colonel Fitzroy Donald Maclean, formerly in the 13th Ruiners, and Colonel of the Queen's Own West Kent Yeomanry Cavalry. (Deceased it is said, claimed to be chief of the Clan Maclean.) SUDDEN DEATH. A very sudden death occurred ...
... SHOEB, sad Leh Stout ?whetted Watertight Boats hoot lid to BI Ge.n.'s Boots from id IBe A varietyot Shooting Booth entrisotsd Wstortight, reduced how id to Boys' items Tackettsd Boots to Wier Bona has to lb. of and Whinges Beat' /bah and el., set and peter ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...