... himself would be designated by Mr Whistler an arrangement in gray and red, Grey haired, grey bearded, and clad from head to foot in grey, he rejoices in a ruddy good-humonred counte. nance, from which a pair of bright blue eyes look out on a world ...

... l>o«, or bundle Butter firk ns, at tod. per (core, and other goods in proportion. ~r« SOL D, At Mr H'ilf-n't, lit Nag’t Head, the Foot of lit Butcher Bui.i, KtvcaJlk, Tktjjaj the of Muni injlnul, A Freehold MESSUAGE or TENEMENT, fituate in Vipen eljjite ...

... glance so chill and so cnutemp- tuous that it seemed to freeze and to magnetise him. Hpe paused a second, trembling from head to foot, then throw. , iog himself wildly at her feet, he buried his face in the perfumed laces of her gown and sobbed out his ...

... depend they will well taken cate as i:t any part England. —Enquire Mr Hall, Farrier, at the forth, Mr wtlfim, at the Nag's Head, the Foot the Butcher Bank; Or Mr Thomas Prenton, at Eaft-ficld Park-houfe. Inc prices are, from May-day until Michaelmas, for ouc-year ...

... regard from the Prince and Princess of Wales. Wreaths from Lady Walter and Lady John Scott were on the coffin at the head and foot, and round it were numerous bunches of primroses, &c., the gift of his grace's grandchildren. Round the stand the floor ...

... began be with S-orbutic Eruption, which in the Courfe ©fa few Months inrreafed to fitch Degree, that it was covered from Head to Foot; from the Eruptions IfTued an Inveterate herons Humour, which rendered the life the Child Burthen to itfelf, and of Co ...

... posts fitted into one another, and resting on four feet, with a board at the head to support a pillow. In some a footboard is added; sometimes there is no board citber at head or foot, but others are so high that they were reached by means of steps placed ...

... felling at Crow hall, at 40*. a to*. : 'J A. HUT C H I NS O XTAving taken a Commodious SCHOOL, two Do below the Queen’* Head, the Foot of Weftgate-Iheet, taka 1 Method of acquainting , her Friends, that fhe continues, ufual. Teach all Sou* of NEEDLE-WORK ...

... THOMAS FORSTER. r» hi SOLD, by Auction,. On Tbutfday the xoth of September, at the Houle of Mr George Wilton, at th'e Nag’s Head, the Foot the Butcher Bank, Ne-vcadle at Two o’clock in the Af'etnonn, ONE HUNDRED and TWENTY LOGS of MAHOGANY, in fmall Lptr.——The ...

... Bates at Newcaftle. THE Creditors of Thomas Humble, of Bercky, ate defired to meet at the Houle of Aimfirong, the Nagg’s Head, the Foot of the Butcher bank, on Wcdnefday next, in order to fettle his Affairs and on other fpecial Bufinela relating (hereto ...

... electric current wasn turned on, and there wias a sudden oonvulsion of the frame in the chair; a spasm went ever it from head to foot, and the twituhing of the muscles that the fans underwent grave it an expression of pain, hot no cry escaped front the ...

... thomoelveB. It is tis--that every, vork- ing day of their lives, on returning home from .their labour, they are - washed from head to foot! Yhis is a general practice, h habit in fact. They nlre th! very reverae of n dirty clase, antd it is a wrong to them ...