... age 1 IS- 30 0 (.Golden | A dark golden colour, fullbodied and rich flavour ! 1 f 3Ci I 'Pale .. A good Wine, witn considerable | character ; it has full ho y, and. No. 3. - may be regarded as a cheap and J |uaeful Wine S 2 56 D V, Golden: Jiark in c lour ...

... was the long ears of a hare and a pair o' top boots. The widdy's coachman, by all that's brave ! I says, and I had my hand ready to open. But just then I saw that there was a crack in the bend of one boot, and that crack looked suspicious ; so, checking ...

... the Leeds union in one combndge at r%~i •, c r j ver Aire, in every way identical with the pact area nortn oi Surrey an d Kent from the City, the river Thames dmmng^ Borough, wesiniiu ' SDTHOKPE should be Joined to Leeds. Reasons win v e8 divided into ...

... Leeds, was committed for trial at the sessions. Edwin Hiley, forty-three, boot finisher, was charged with attempting to obtain £5 by false pretences from Messrs. B. Gould and Co., boot and shoe manufacturers, Trinity-street, Leeds. Prosecutors received a ...

... member of the band he ' *«o ceased to be a member of the society. A verdict of felo de se was returned at an inquest at Maidstone, on Saturday, on the body of a young woman named Abnett, who drowned herself in the Medway, owing to a quarrel with her mother ...

... spinner, having entered tha house by going down the collar-grate ; steaUng a pair cf boots from the house of James Booth, shoemaker, the case having been compromised and the boots returned ; and stealing 2s. 2d. from the house of Sarah Walker, widow, all of ...

... fish was seventy feet long. It was cut v • r! blubber put into barrels. The tongue alone hiled eigni barrels. , At Ashford, Kent, the wife of a tradesman named Hammond was intrusted with chloroform to adminrster xo her husband for asthma. Thinking it wou ...

... like 545. the dozen, were I taken by a single purchaser at the rate of 10 dollars each ' shirt. A like number of clump-soled boots for men, cost\ ing ss. the pair, were sold en masse at £2 18s. Ten cases ;of revolvers, by Boissy of Lipge, for which Mr. Hardwicke ...

... perhaps to awaken in a young male heart the meat tender of emotions. False hair must occasionally help a man to love, if pretty boots have, as we well know, led to holy matrimony. What a tremendous trade must be doing in dead hair ! The iournal referred to ...

... , and Mr. Simpson, for the bankrupt, consenting, an adjournment for a month took place Iu the matter of C. and J. Hampson, boot and shoe dealers, Normanton and Castleford, Mr. Harle offered no objection to an application made by Mr. Rooke, on behalf of ...

... that she might always find herself in clean linen. In the pig competition, and out of tbe township, was Mr. William Parker, Golden Lion Inn, Leeds-road, whose animals were clean-skinned, sleek, and admirably fed, and these included boars of large breed ...

... Lobley. John Slater, chemist, Beeston-hill, to Charlotta Ann fourth daugbter of the late Mr. John Clark, formerly of the Golden Lion Hotel. Leeds. On Wednesday, at the parish church, Leeds, Richard Humphrey, to Mary Ann Bcboley, both of Leeds—Same day ...