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... one golden triootor, one bronze, and one silver tricolour or silver edged. First prise promoted by Mr. W. N. Davy—Lt, Mr. W. Betteridge ; Sod, Mr. E. Chamberlain. Four exude or nosegay ditto, distinct. First price prevented by the Southampton Boot Society-Ist ...
... imamate. 4.—Disaharge d tarps *Wowed rockets. dewier Tt. girandole witeel. a.—D4 oberg* arils Stadia. d r. 7.—Pe piece—. The golden tr.?' ot nines of of parachute. with Acetate awe or that. 17—Revolving aurae.. II —Mochas. ct Crystal Pasco shall. 10 Men ...
... COMPLETE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES IN THE SOUTH OF ENGLAND. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. IF YOU WANT EASE WEAR CLEVELAND'S SEWN or HAND-STITCHED BOOTS and SHOES, noted for DURA- BILITY, NEATNESS, STYLE, and CHEAPNESS, to be i had only at THE SEWN BOOT AND SHOE EST ...
... danger. Barley Hull is said to he diaappoiuting, and even berme are lose favourably reported. Thus auteinu'e arrived neither golden nor gracious, cud tie farmers' prospects have been darkened. *eery threshing seems to confirm the already noted deficiency ...
... Cathedral, to whicb be left a costly golden crucifix. Another Saxon's arms are blazoned near — those of Godwin, Earl of Wessex, a king- maker in his time; and a large landowner, but, alas, the greedy and encroaching sea in Kent and Sussex swallowed up his broad ...
... : — Stewards of the Yard.— Messrs. W. E Fitt, B. Awbery, If. I Portsmouth, E. Curtis. J. R. Neate, G. Curtis, and ti. E. I Kent. Stewards of Sheep.— Messrs. R. Awbery and J. R. Neate. I Stewards of Horses. — Messrs. W. Fitt and J. Butler. J Stewards of ...
... COMPLETE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES IN THE SOUTH OF ENGLAND. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. IF YOU WANT EASE WEAR CLEVELAND'S SEWN or HAND-STITCHED BOOTS aud SHOES, noted for DURA- BILITY, NEATNESS, STYLE, aud CHEAPNESS, to be had only at THE SEWN BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT ...
... through having been thrown from a carriage with which a pair of horses had ruu away. Out of .£1,231,065, the declared value of boots and shoes sent abroad in the last nine months, £421 522 was ex- ported to AustraUa. The Penzance Town Council on Friday resolved ...
... stationed at Golden Hill Fort, Freshwater, was charged with moult- ing a married woman named Mary Seas Adams, wife of a gunner at the same Fort—Proseentrix deposed that on Saturday she was walking through a field op her way flora 1 Freshwater to Golden Hill Fort ...
... Brewater licensiug sessions were held in the Court-house. Penny-streat, Portsmouth, on Wednesday morning, the Mayor (Mr. G. E. Kent), Captain Hodgkinsou, It.N., Alderman Kmann. J,and Mr. George Cv tia. being present, -everal applications for licenses to sell ...
... g matters, has found evidence showing ' that Shakespeare's father was a dealer in general agricultural ( produce.— From Maidstone and Kentish Journal. i Newport Corn Market, Saturday.— At the weekly I corn market held on Saturday the following were the ...
... on the estate of Thomas Thistiethwayte, Esq., there. was fined 15s. including costs , or fourteen days' hard labour.—Henry Kent, of the parish of Titchfield, for having been drunk and disorderly in the highway at Simsbury, on the 16th ult., was convicted ...