... -appeared for defendant. This was a claim for p4yruent to making a pair of Wellington boots, on July 10th, 1875. Plaintiff hail met the defendant once since the boots were sent to him and asked him to settle the account, when he said ha thought he had ...

... Duchess of Kent, frequently walked in the pleasant grounds of East Cliff Lodge, the owner of which begged her acceptance of a little golden key to give her admittance at all times without ceremony. Since the sojourn of the Duchess of Kent and the Prince ...

... in exquisite style. Mr. Cordwidnsry might not be thuight vei y attractive, Mr. Rii-hard Rolls, Weymouth, displayed charming boot., sod slip es, in the finest and sot t ea t )eather, it in shape and s 1 itch. Messrs. Siaerren and Son had great variety of ...

... exquisite style. Mr. Cord woin miyht rot he th'oicht y attractive, but Mr. Ri .hard Rolls, Weymouth, displayed cbarmirg little boot , sh : .e, and slipt era, in the finest and softest leather, ..xcri it • in shape and wit Messrs. lineeren and Son had great ...

... sentenced to hard labour for life. A rather singular discovery has born made by some professional gentlemen at Larkfieid, near Maidstone. They were engaged at the house lately occupied by Miss Wise, deceased, better known as Becky Wiae, and they there &Rapeseed ...