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... Chantham, and Soodhaud, Kent,, brick T maker. Whi more, off. assig., Basingliall-street. T Henry John Achlio, High Holborn, wholesalo shoe suanufssc- nosy turer. Cannan, off assig., Aldermanbury. with Thomas Prichoard, Sideup, Kent, apothcr. Le ff fsi. ~ ...
... elastiocboots. The gentlemen wear a check or brown coat and waistcoat, with ivory or silver buttons, trowsers down to the knees, boots trimmed with fur,and Bussion caps or round hats, The proper thing to do before going on the ice is to take a glass of Bordeaux ...
... attractions of Douglas, Isle of Man, are oysters and the fair sex; and the main industry, children who sell matches, brush boots, or stand on their eyelash for a half-penny. That during the past season, the Mold Cricket i Club played twenty-one matches ...
... AtiocilalflcoulW. 1Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent has sub- scribed .E.10. towards the erection of the new Wesloeyan Chapel in Windsor. 'IThe improvement in the wheat crop, withiti the last fortnight, is almost incredible. I lie scarcity- quacks ...
... sornians, his subjects, used such macan food and thrc clothing,, lie atnswered ?? By sowimtg frugatly, wve CCU]t reap liberty-fl golden harvest. stea Wvs ?? XIV,,I ?? of Fratuce, called the father tyrti )1 Cllsi people, had, white Duke of Orleans, re- ?? or ...
... of the boys; and 2031. devoted to the ex- penses of carrying out the societyincluding blacking, brushes, &c. The number of boots and slices cleaned in the year has been 215,966 pairs, or 4,153 a week. The average earnings of the lads so employed is about ...
... Francisco. On Monday afternoon, at bd, 5 p.m., she fell in with a boat belonging to the Golden Age, in B. charge of the second mate, froi whom she learnt thatthe al Golden Age was ashore near the island of Qaibo, from which vt she was then distant about 85 ...
... Hall. The most ancient among its relics are the silver harp, which came into the possession of the Mostyne in 1586, and the golden torque, a twisted gold ornament for the neck, which was one in great use among the Asiatics and the inhabi- tants of Northern ...
... -is au thle conmfpiative enoris ouis price whichl it noi IWArS iil thr in arlet, asisl the conseqsust high prici- tieid for boots, shoee, and all articl s mai d t oiu it; In protf of ?? foregoing asscrtti-is, ousr e cor'resliondcsit states the following ...
... empire adopted the eagle. The Emperors of the Western ei Roman Eunpire used a black eagle, those of the Esst a golden one. The sign of the golden eagle, met with in C taverns, is in allusion to the emperors of the East. Since the time of the Romans, almost ...
... and told the h oots st, to 1 bring it down''I in readiness for the boat, which would sa sail for Guecresey at midnight. Boots did niot offer to place the portmanteau in the coffee-room, nor did witness tell P 11boots to place it in the hail. At len ...