... Ready-made Boots & Shoes. - THE Subscriber respectfully informs his numerous Friends and Customers that he is doing a Large FAMILY TRADE in Ready-Made BOOTS and SHOES. His Steck at present in BOYS' and GIRLS' ELASTIC, LACING, and BUTTONING BOOTS,- SEWN and ...

... Sir Joseph Thackwell, • Waterloo hero, who died in 1859.—A Maidstone correspondent reports the death, at Maidstone, of Mrs Elizabeth W , who was in her 106th year, having been born at Maldon, Kent, Sept. 19, 1775. She had enjoyed exceptionally good he a ...

... xr,..,. these olfe?.c fa there were December births, 43 males and be -.ld et 2tf. per Oall.m, or 4s bl per Bottle. M'CAI.L. Boot & Shoe Mancincrease mme value inese uueiice* j ~A , v hctlickii. begs respectfully to thank his so far as that can known from ...

... partial, revelation of a alb, seven o the Chiirch in E th e phesus He is e stars in His right hand, and e nn i dst of the seven golden candlethe he I, t :ti(-hurch in Smyrna He is the first 6,4 ._ , hur c h P e ach was dead and is alive. To rp l argamos He ...

... to be the saute that at sot terns, vie, 4 per cent per on 4 pet cent per Simon! On hot.. ppperty.• Two Mrs I is Pattinlay, a boot managed by two tiebernon left Kirkwall the of - tiontwy, with a family that a that slay by the steamer from the south. They ...

... the twa he kens best himself, puir chiel, made free wi' a plaid o' the guidwife's an' twa hens wha happened tae be daunerin' ;boot the close ; but the hens made sic an ootcry, nae dout their feelings wud be shocked, puir things. Ay, sic a scraicbing as brocht ...

... on ; and bad onybody insultit his only sister even wi' a look, they had little chance of a soond sleep the nicht after if he kent it. When Hughie's step soonded at the door, Maillie's heart beat quick and fast, for though she bad resolved to hide her lover's ...

... The woo 10 the state of New York, and aa • yr,rling for guineas. If. vraa afterwerds .old foe pito,. to Memel Levey k bona, Kent, by whom he atm to Sr hot, who on of • gm.. man in Ke,tucky. .tIAI,E To LawaftrLl. - Drofemor Nk•in.n. prevident of the New ...

... many things , and among others for being the spot where wee Robbie Ringlestane, the sailor's son, first saw the light. Robbie kent little - o' his mither, for afore he was five years auld she was quietly happit in the moo's, after leaving a bit ma,' property ...

... hoped, and butter she made bold to believe, and she did fancy that there were eggs and a bit o' bacon, and a cold joint to boot. Her name was Mrs Jobkin, and she did hope that she could supply a breakfast to as many visitors as were likely to come. And ...

... he ought right of her crunching «gnre. A Scotch lam, too doeu t acorn to ha’ profited mooch the cake* u oatmeal they brag .boot. Thin a« a rupto book, by ! Her* my lam ! though ring Tgood Scotch u.-on. them that timt mu Born, wrote? along now, riog oop ...

... 'se morning last, Tree St. Andrew's nnatei or tlan d Road was broken into, but thief or thieves were scared before Nei any boot The Rev. Mr Leitch was by s some noise, and on going into the t tut ove r °l ? ta ascertain the cause almos s ' l ° Person ...