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... of that first fire tempted him. He threw down hia kepi, unbuckled his sword, ensconced himself in an arm eh .ir, with his boots crossed over the fender, and began to think of that young army which he had been inspecting, and which he loved. The spirit ...
... Smotsbee, of the 95th, and the third by a young lady, richly but plainly attired, whose figure was simply per- fection, and wose golden hair was wound round the back of her graceful head in massive and luxurious plaits. I felt strongly interested in this girL ...
... SCHOOL for Young Ladies, EAST HABDWICK, near Pen'efract, Be-opens January 29, 1873. English and Foreign Besident Governesses. KENT'S BANK HOUSE, Ksnt's Bank, near Grange-over-Sa&da, Lancash re.* The duties of this Establishment will be Besumed January 21st ...
... of stealing a number of boots and shoes, tin property of Mr. Cooke, boot and shoe make, in Bridge street. The prisoner was apprehended at two o'clock that morning in Westgate, and on being asked what he was doing Willi the boots and shoes he hail, he stated ...
... very absent ot mind ; and on his return to land he had dressed him- self, put on his boots, and was ready for departure, before he remembered his treasure. Alas 1 the boot which had been placed as a mark to show the place of deposit was on his foot, and ...
... Wheat, per qr. .Barley, per qr. of s. e. e. 8 bush. 60 lbs. s. s. s. s. 8 bushels; Essex. Suffolk, Yorkshire and Line., and Kent white 43 50 58Ibs. prbush 30 42 Do. red 41 45 Orfnding 30 31 Norfolk & Cam- Brass, per qr. of bridge white 48 § bush.,63’ibs ...
... Qasbttb, Feb. 1. PABTNEBSHIPS DISSOLVED. Wansbrough and Co., the Grove, Southwark, patent cloth manufacturers— Poole *nd Co. Kent Street, emery mami. facturers — Goodwin and Co., Steward Street, Old Aral* lery Ground, silk manufacturers — Milner and Beech ...
... succeed; but = fox was uot a wolf, ax ras atick together when they scent the prey, Tue | @ good, decent, comely animal, with golden si tal, we on that sceount was admired all bis fell af in the vd white supported the sheep, the cows, and the pig » ‘* many ...
... merchants, Golden Square. London. Josepn L. Pickering, artist, Hucrh Street, Panlico, Lonaon. Jas. Ayres, licensed victualler, Gravel Ln., So thwart, London. Chas. Waite, private tutor, Crofton Ed.. Camberwell, London. Sami. Chictick. auctioneer. Old Kent Road ...
... more than a year ago, and steal- ing nine pairs of boots from Mr. Saltwell, ior whom he bad before worked. The evidence appeared very conclu- sive. The policeman who stopped the thief, with the boots in his possession, in Writtle, in the night soon after ...
... MISCELLANEOUS. As Light as a Feather. —The largest quill of the golden eagle weighs only 65 grains, and seven such quills do not weigh more than copper pennypiece. The feathers of a common fowl weighing 37 ounces weigh only three ounces; and the entire ...
... W. Janas, Btreet. IN Manniogham Lane, HOUSE and SHOP; also Look-up SHOP. For particulars, apply Bxbdxx, Bimdiotd. .10 Let, Boot and Shoo BUSINESS (honea and shop). 4, lane, \V- aignte; rent only £2O: s«tJ»fa©- tory reasonn fur leaving; stock and fixtures ...