... consequence of a fire breaking out in the top part of a lofty range of premises belonging to Mr. William Spring, wholesale boot and shoe manufacturer, carryinspector, ing on business at No. GS, Trinity-square. The discovery was made by one of the neighbours ...

... son A. Spotthwoode, Esq., to Eliza Taylor, eldest daughter:of W. U. Arbuthnot, Esq., of Bridgen-place, Kent. WEBBER—LARKING — Nov. 21, at Lee, Kent, by the Rev. L. Lacking, Vicar of Ryarsh, Felix Stanley Henry Webber, E;q.. of llumble Cliff, Hants, to ...

... horseback; the to a vralk round the garden, or a visit to the greenhouse. comfortably the habit must be held up, and the little boots so justly admired by your fair readers look still preti decorated with a pair of tiny gilt spurs. The right spur should have ...