... pointed out to visitors as the handsomest in the city. It was occupied on the first Boor by N. D. Jones and Sons, wholesale boot and shoe dealer., and Daniels and Cornell, wholesale grocers, and the second, third, and fourth Boors were used as; offices ...

... Thomas Gambrill. the agricultural Ishoneer who was senteneed to death at the Kent for th- murder of Wr. Arthur °Wow, at eandwieb. Both men will be hanged within the walla of 'Maidstone Gaol. No hope Is entertained for a commutation of the sestina in either ...

... produced a boot he made for the defendant which spoke for itself Yates's last Is in , Howley's 111 in., and Lobh's 111 no remarkahle difference. when you consider the material the boo. were made of Yates made large rough butchers* boots : Mr. Bewley ...

... following description of the ceremony of passing round the loving-cup at the Mansion House, London : The loving-cup is a great golden vase with a cover, and filled with a mixture of champagne, claret, and spices. The Lady Mayoress turned to the left side, ...

... her consort, and the third vessel had turned also, and was already something like two miles to the outward. At this moment a boot was seen to put off from the lurching ship, and we thought two others followed, while some three or tear more left the KOulg ...

... Brotherhood of the Most Glorious and Undivided Trinity, and of St. Clement, in the parish of Deptford, Stroud, in the County of Kent. In 1630 its first lighthouse was erected, all lighthouses which had previously existed on the English coast having been built ...