... telling the maid servant that be had been sent by the station superintendent for Mr. Foster's bat and boots, the girl handed to him the bat and boots which her master was in the habit of using when making underground inspections of mines. The trick was ...

... High-street BOOTS SEA-SIDE WEAR LADIES’ CANVASS BOOTS ELASTIC-SIDE BOOTS CHILDRENS’ LEATHER LACE BOOTS LEATHER BOOTS LADIES’ CROQUET SHOES & BOOTS GENTLEMENS’ CANVAS WITH SPIKES GENTLEMENS’ BUCKSKIN CRICKET ...

... 0.,20 bales earraway sesd, 10 bales farina; Order, 1 bale tooacco; case clocks, meat, and cigars; % casks madder, 1 parcel boots, casks ultramarine, 1 case slates, cases flower roots. Jersey—J. and A Slater, pieces old lead; T. Pike and Morgan, S casks ...

... hnedrsd dollars et lee per cent., for threat i aarters of a day I—Kent No I Com Can y sell the precise demote, between the son and the moou, when one dela( sad the ocher setting Kent No, can't; bat there's one Ohm I ken seU yer, which le, that l'ye ...

... said to be good, though in parts there has been heavy loss from vermin during the breeding season. From Kent good bags are reported from the Maidstone district ; from about Tunbridge coveys are said to be small, but the birds well grown. In other parts ...

... beats 4 8 5 0 Pr. ease sled 6 0 Sod quality do. 6 4 6 8 Pens 6 10 Prime lerp oxen.. 610 6 2 Laps soiree canes 4 6 5 9 Prime Boot; fro 62 6 Trees small do. 66 6 I . C 0.,,. & Inf. sheep 4 8 6 0 Ste bop 4 4 I Second quality do. 6 26 10 Moll porkers ...

... N )rth Wall Qnly. It was in an &di snood state of deco:impost. tion, and was dressed in an oil cost and trousers, and long boots. No clue has been obtained 'to lead to identification. THOMAS RATCLIFFE. an inspector on the London and Narth•Weetern Station ...

... patrons that Lis reputation and character foe Fires-class Boots and Shoes, will compare favourably with soy other the trade. And a LARGE ASSORTMENT of WORKING MEWS Hand-sewn Water-tight and Quarter Boots. WARRANTED FOR TWELVE MONTHS. and &tau nadir to order ...

... parts find their into they called “swell neighbourhoods” while thin thick flanks legs and clods stick-ings for consumption to Golden-lane Ratcliff-highway and snch-like localities where the poor most congregate These catting salesmen necessity bat not so ...

... Mr. Hector and he wishes idmself safe back in England again. Shoemaker? might do very well here.'gentlemen's boots are to dollars. The boots have no nails, but are clung together The people generally go about barefoot, but the so hot burns feet. You may ...

... 4s. per Gallon. BARRETT'S SEWED BOOTS. £ for the summer. £ 8 — g m GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS, of various patterns and prices, in Kid, Levant, French Calf, &o. «* GENTLEMEN'S WALKING SHOES, the newest styles. H Q LADIES' BOOTS, in Kid, Glove Kid, Glazed Kid, Levant ...