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... SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES. . Ladies' BOOTS at 6d per pair. Ladies' BOOTS .at 5s 6d „ Indies' BOOTS at 6d „ Men's BOOTS at &a fid per pair. Men's BOOTS at 10a „ Men's BOOTS at 12s ...
... CHEAP SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES. Ladies' BOOTS at 3s 6d per pair. Ladies 1 BOOTS at 6d „ Ladies' BOOTS 6d „ Men's BOOTS at «d per pair. Men's BOOTS at 6d „ Men's BOOTS at 12a ...
... Fatal Result of a Melancholy Casualty. --Hugh M‘Echin, boot-closer, Wallace Cireen, who, as stated in last week’s publication, had fallen over Meg’s Mound into the enclosure above the Scotchgates, on Tuesday evening last week, died from his injuries early ...
... porter out of pint and quarts of pewter. The open bare, decorated the lateEt style of bar art, under the ministering care of golden-haired barmaids, supplied the malt liquer, the familiar glass of sherry, and all manner of cold eatables, for the refreshment ...
... violent and witneae had to the raaiittauce of Sergt. Davidson to remove him to the lock-up. The defendant—l loot a pair of boots and two pairs of stockings ; 1 was looking after the parties that took them, or I would have h-en away with the train. I belong ...
... their prixe, which proved to be lion specimen, measuring seven feet from tip to tip. sixo which it seldom equalled in tbe golden eagle. The Uev. of St Lake’s, Edinburgh, lectured on Sunday the prcscut condition of the Kstablishrd Church of Scotland. argued ...
... cause his mother anxiety by giving her occasion to suppose he had had another fit. Ho writes cheerfully his friends from Maidstone Gaol, complaining simply of the prison fare and wearisome want of occupation. the Subhit Sissioss, the charge against Henry ...
... lh:. will > belter 'conilition I UPPER COQUHTDALE. iirfilyMilefflcinißyhiOßhtVyUrMiiimiuidMi* THE MAGAZINES. wbait, E«ex A Kent, wbllc, old - to-bwCS 6li 11 thu that whieh ia oat. Very Uttie of the crop has tn .. *| .«Allas. After the children had snog ...
... general orders as particularly distinguished, will, if an officer, have monument, and if a soldier, have his name inscribed in golden letters in the Pantheon. The partisans of the Duke de Montpensier are again hopeful carrying their candidate, notwithstanding ...
... the Scripture, to enlighten the tninda tbe people, »« «ut the third eoont-re representing that the ;» ?'** *®.‘b* °f more, golden ana. Irt your face be long—your bilfi tamdy : the first Sir Allan, follower the dealers was large fur this market, while the ...
... Robert Skeen, printer of London. The deceased, who waa a native Tweedmouth, served hie apprenticeship with Mr Longhead, in Golden Square, and afterwards proceeded to London, where became manager in tbe office of Memrs Norman and Son. Deceased was the eldest ...