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... :5r-20 i the interest of which is by no means confined to lady tim ye readers. Thee same may he said of the article on the boot Tr( It and shoe trade at Norwich. Both literary and fashionable ShT( ill contents in the Youay Eaylishswonuen are wvoll selected ...
... Paternoster-row.) 1 0 Britannia. (199, Strand.) 1 0 Book of Birds. gCsssell, Petter, and Galpln.) 0 7 Best of Everything. (Kent and Co.) 0 2 Cornhill Magazine. (Smith, Elder, and Co.) I o Church.man's Shil11ng Magazine. (Holliston & Sons,) 1 0 Chambers's ...
... stone; bread, 2s. per doneof iibe. oatealis. 9d. per tone. Mr. Archer, cheese, 7d. per lb. ; butter, is. 4d. perlb.; Woolke; boots per quart. Coals, Mr. Lucas; drapery, Mr.i Wedollyuot mudSn ,hoes, Mr. J. Mellor. coffins, Messrs. For bread and meat there ...
... quantity of wearing apparel from the New Inn, Ashford, in the county of Kent, tried and convicted in the name of C. Cocklin, and got six months in 1870 at the County Sessions at Maidstone. Crime in the north:-First. At Darlington, one coat, one vest, and one ...
... not cleaning the monkeys' night-ouge when they wete in theirt day-cage-not feeding the parrot--omitting to brush clothes-- boots not ready-the room where I cast fish left untidy, ?? called him up and said, Now, John, I'm going to give you a c present ...
... place of the. usual t of toilet requisite. If, however, they wet their feet, they never rest re can until they clange their boots, the cold climate rendering them y( vho stiff and the feet icy after their immersion. It is probably the tb im- cold climate ...
... Friendly Visitor. (Partridge and Co.) 0 1 Gunboats for Volunteers. (Douglas.) 2 6 1 Gentleman's Magazine. (Grant and Co.) 1 0 Golden tours. S(Macintosh.) 0 o t Good Words. (56, Lud ate-hill.) 0 6 Home Words. ?? and Co.) 0 4 C Infant's Magazine. (Partridge ...
... Elder, Fort, and Sherry 1-, Splendid Old Vintage Wine - 2/3 4/6 18/- to - t - 1/9 2/6 .8/- per Dozen Bottles. Sherry', Rich Golden - - - -18 313/ Stou G las's St-out - -1/9 3/- 3/6 ,, , ,, t West Dry Pale - - - - 2/8 5/3 21/- Scotch Ale Stu - 1/ 8/- 3/6 ...
... Chianer, jun., Hound- hill, Uttoxeter: 2, E. Kendrick. jun. llamburghs-Golden- pencilled- 1 and 2, the Duke of Sutherland. SlIver-peneilled: I and 2. tue Duke of Sutherland. Golden-spangled: 1, the Duke of Sutherland; 2, ?? May, Bloomsbury, Wolverlampton ...
... 4 /6 1 8 /- Ct o w s i , E druo t, a d S ert/ ?? Splendid Old VintaSogte- Wine-1/9 2/6 3/- per Dozen Bottles. S erry, Rich Golden - - - -1/8 8/3 13/- Guinness's Stout - -1/9 3/- 3/6 ,, ,, Finest Dry Pale - - -2/8 5/3 21/- Scotch Ale o - 1/9 3-3/6 7 BRITISH ...
... Misses Gamble. It. and S. ODIY lie Allsop. and Messirs. T. Hanson, Brodie, Wray, G. Frith, and B. the ad Gamble. lodg ,,;Song, Golden Flays, Mr. H, Chaworth Musters. Who It Song, 11 Crocuses and Snowdroliel. Choral Society. _ four National Anthem. char near ...
... our coast' bohunrepsect to facilities for lauding and propinquity to the capital. are the ?? of Norfolk, Suffolk, E',sesc, Kent, and Sus- seX. Accordingly of ftse eight army eeries Into which the mili- tary force is divided, three are told off for tile ...