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... morning breezeas a soft fvirl is wafted from the misty river. Suarcely one in a dozen can bal ost of a pair of boots. Many sass claim no boots at all, but flitl'e aloug displaying their naked feet, and frequently a abriad patch of shoulder, a tanned throat ...
... Mole, London, improvements in the cn' boots and shoes. Dated November 9, 1869. riszh., John B. Johnson, London improvements it tb caoutchouc, gutta percha, a analogous guans Dafi 11, 1869. sre Famuel N. Shaw, Maidstone, improvemnats ID methods employed for ...
... 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 ...
... Polonaise. For the promenade we observe a single-sole boot, with an interior sole of cork a l'Anglaise. these boots have elastic sides and simulate buttoned boots. For skating, a tightly-laced boot is prepared, with red laces and red tassels, and with ...
... Casoden Town, Middlesex. Henry Charles Stone, 274, Strand, London, and 10, Molesworth Street. Lewes, Kent. Wm. Burgess, house agent. Belvedere, Kent. Paul Bead, farmer, late of Ash Honse Farm, Droxford, near Blslscp's -Waltham; now of 4, Floating Bridge ...
... Fletcher. Highly commended, S. Matthew, Silver Cup, or £5 5s., for best pen in classes 9, 10, 11, and 12 CLASS 9. 21amlburghs (golden pencilled). - lot prize, H. Pickles, Skipton, Yorkshire; 2nd. H. Beldou, Highly com- mended, F. Pittls, jun., Newport, Isle ...
... had pouted at rehearsal, and Mir. T. Jones had not quite got over it, and that was the reason why his voice went into his boots at the end of the ballad. Mr. Derrick, the tambuurine, in The Pretty little girl that I know was encored, and some compli- ...
... lays golden eggs. We next meet with them in the Baronial Halil of Sir Roger de Coverley (Mr H. Hemmings), where Christmas is being kept in the good old style, and among the guests are Jack and his mother, who have become rich by means of the golden eggs ...
... BIRKEREEAD. PRINCE OF WALES TFCEATRE.-Proprietor, Mr D. Grannell. -On Monday last, the 30th December, the Pantomime of Fuss is- Boots was produced to a crowded house. The Opening has been written by Mr J. F. M'Ardle, and no expense has been spared upon its ...
... worn; and so wearisome do they prove to button, that by a patent invention gloves can be now had to lace just as shooting-boots fasten-vz., by passing the cord round the buttons. The vandyked borders to gloves have proved so untidy in the wearing that ...
... her father. Wheni arrived at woman- hood she learns that this parent is Sir Frederick Selwyn, now living upon his estate in.Kent. and about to take to himself anothtr wife; but he not knowing of the existence of this. daughter, Dorothy Fielding finds access ...
... vocalist) has contributed much to the amusement ; Messrs Churchill and Pitt (Negro eaenrtain'-s) introduce vocaliste and bip-boot dawcing of a veraj merit; Mr Pat Dewey contributes froini a well-selected 17perto ire of Hibernian songs, and Mr Fred Hart ...