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... upstairs, when they introduce themselves. Greatly changed is Henry Selwyn. He has been a tailor's, got a ready-made suit, bought boots, shirts, collars, etc., and looks a gentleman once more. 'You must excuse the liberty I have taken,' begins Captain Branscombe; ...
... He at once told her not to regret the deficiency, for his newspaper would more than compensate for it. So he took off her boots, and tearing his Times In half, wrapped each foot carefully up in the paper. In • few minutes circulating seemed to return ...
... in Stock or progress. Apply ABBOTT & CO., Engineers, Newark-on-Trent. TOBACCO AND CIGARETTES. HY.ARCHERi- Co.'sGOLDEN BIEDSEYE and Golden racket Tobaccos cut from the finest selected leaves of American Growth and of exquisite lYag-rance. INFANT PLANT ...
... efter his style,said Greig. Speakin' o' Mary, said another farmer, what's to be dune wi' that laddie o' hers, ? It is kent that he would ha'e been oot o' Coruleys lang syne but for the auld man. Weel, an' if he ha'e to tak' a fee and work for ...
... M.P., ox IRELAND. —Mr C'ampbeli-Bannerman, M.P., speaking meeting for the founding of a Liberal Association for Mid Kent at Maidstone on Wednesday night, advocated large measure of land reform for Ireland, combined with a firm administration the existing ...
... ye see. As likewise due gentlemen,' quo I. 'Od yer aye the Auld man yet, Jeems, rhymin' thing • body says. Faigs an' folk kent ye as Ilea as me they wud had at ye till ye gied us • screed no unworthy o' Burns himsel'.' Draw an owre a chair than, Tatnmas ...
... in differ, nt form. I was big her —we was both big theosmr. I didn't know noffin' neither —notfin' 'bout the angels, nor 'boot nolfin' I And he was ve'y good to Jeva, that poor man who went over the big river. Tea, Si.id Maggie, ho took yon his ...
... they seemed tryi- g who oould get out first into the clear spring night outside that was beautiful with the lingering glow of golden sunset. On the centre wall hung copy of Carlo Doloe'a Meter Dolorosa, in frame of carved wood exquisitely designed in bunches ...
... 26 M‘Gneoor, Tobacconist, Ladies’ BOOTS, in Glove, Calf, and Glacie Kids. a Stock rok unrivalled for Quality and Variety. Epixsurcn » 26, 3j, 5), 3; Mr 1g at the Term would find Ladies’ GUSSET, LACING, & BUTTONED BOOTS, R BARRON, Goop GENFRAL tAL SERVANT ...
... portant appeal case regarding traction engine traffic been tried at the West Kent Quarter &anions. It was brought by the owners of erection engines, Messes Ellis it Co., of Maidstone, against • decision of the Cranbrook Magietratee, directing that they should ...
... Station in Scotlaud. WAREHOUSE, CORNER OF GORDON AND UNION STREETS, 'Adjoining Central Station.) CABINET AND SILVERING WORKS, KENT ROAD AND BERKELEY STREET, GLASGOW. CASH V. CREDIT NEW ERA THE SADDLERY, HnRNESS, HORSE CLOTHING, PORTMANTEAU, TRUNK, AND BAG ...
... Road, London. “ It’s me, an’ that’s wha it is,” said Bsnldy, a voice so that, had the puir tailor ’fully kent its moanin’, he would hae sunk in his boots with fear. But he did not, and (tie cheeky little creature, wi’ a* the impidence o’ his nature, merely ...