... mouth of the Thames. BOOT.CLIAXING AT BIG Slushy, muggy days double and treble the work ot a master of the boots at a big hotel. Ordinarily this official. and his corps_ of assistants, deal with perhaps 1.000 to 1.500 pairs of boots and shoes • do , . In ...

... lordship, the Small Holdings Act i« born hundred years too late. Although the infant bantling is presentoil to the world in a golden cradle valued at weiOO.OOO-wrung from the taxpnyers of this country—this mythical being will never thrive, because, like vampire ...

... Commtlee.—Mr. Santer and Mr. Buckley were re-elected overseers, and Mr. R. 11. Cleure wits appointed in tbo place of Mr. K. Kent. Meetings.—The meelinß-nißbf* of the Council were fixeil for the eecoml Monday in the month, 7 p.m. Estimate.— The Clerk submitted ...

... T. Loader’s varieties of globe mangel: 1 Mr. E. A. Puresell, 2 Mr. J. Woodford. Specimens of Mr. T. Loader’s golden intermediote or golden tankard mangel; I Mr. J. Woodford, Mr. E. A. Pur*sell, Mr. B. W. Clarke. Specimens of any of Mr. T. Loader’s varieties ...