... whose candidate was defeated, should bleak the other's boots in one of the *est nubile streets of the city of Hartford. The result was that the democratic representative lately Welted the negro's boots, surrounded by an crowd. Utah as boys use in the streets ...

... that ie • feet a t '.• Min ' 7 1.- • iii iionee,S . .. , . on. faningesen. president of the Rationed Train, : stack of boots with you. This being all, 1 meat I t h„,-. , . a d eer iptien which, we may he quite I 0 , 0 1.1 n ot be better shown dun by ...

... not been a transcendental philosopher, would bays really bees an eminent poet. The collector of Golden. Loaves, indeed, has not militated the most golden of Emerson's contributions to the muse. There are finer things than we have hen ; and here, we are ...

... durability to the Boots, and the greatest comfort sd satisfaction to the consumer. The attention of aol who havejlittle feet to provide for is respeetfully Y asked. These Boots do not wsear out at the toes,.as is universally The ease with 'Boots without the ...

... streets are now gra- dually dying out. Here and there, it is true, a few traces of them are found, as, for instance, in the golden arm of th e goldheater, or the sham coat-of-arms which an enterprising grocer will sometimes hang, out. As education has advanced ...

... involving eetimated outlay of £20,000. She is intended relieve the Princess Royal, 73, 400-horse power, as flagship in China. The Golden Fleece, twin-screw transport, arrived at Spithead on Thursday from Gravesend, and went into Portsmouth to embark the following ...

... step o' • jig en' then, rerouting that be's Once enople in Me joints this mornin'. Madge says be's a bonnie like man to dance •boot in that manner. Habbie MIL her to keep quiet, for if ski him my main o' bar impertinence, he'll wife. Madge Imam; an' H•bbie ...

... crowded round the hurdles. The entries of horses number 282, and they are from all parts of the kingdom from Darlington to Kent, Under the operation of the cattle plague Orders of the Privy Council no horned catch could be exhibited. As no show was held ...

... Batt.—Weedoo 17th—Brighton German Legion—Poona 18th—Secunderabad; Cantby. Medical Staff Corps—Chatham; 19th—Meerut; Canterbury Kent 20th—Kamilpore: Canterbury Army Hospital Corps—Netley 21st—Umbalia; Canterbury CouvalescentEata.—Yarmouth Grtnadirr Guards ...

... influence over his flock must adorn himself in the garb of undertaker; the medical man, although he no longer carries the golden-headed cane, mast bo duly attired in broadcloth, and a learned judge only last week declined to pay the fees of some advocates ...

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... candidates. Mid-Kkmt.—Mr Oatborne Hardy, the Home Secretary, presided on Thursday at a meeting at Maidstone, which the Conservative candidates for Mid-Kent were present. Mr Hardy spoke with great vigour and spirit. Tynemouth.— Lord Mahon has been invited ...