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... BENEFIT ON FRIDAY FIRST —See Bills. i AUCTION SALES. ' A. * P. M. HiERTSON'S SALE LIST. THIS DAY. SALE OF M'KENZIES \J STOCK BOOTS and SHOES. Large Assortment oi First-Class Goods still remaining. A. & P. M. ROBERTSON, Auctioneer. Sale at 12 Noon and 6.30 ...
... re. To see the lakes, afoot Take an umbrella and stout boots, haversack and waterproof ; send on your portmanteau by coach or rail, and walk like Briton—with your wife, if you have one.— Golden Hours. How TO MEASURE THE DURATION OF SUNSHINE. —The duration ...
... from her parents’ home Pimlico. She was only seven years old, ami was described as having golden hair, and being attired dark clothes, with dark ulster, button boots, and white straw hat trimmed with Mack velvet. A reward of £4O was offered for her recovery ...
... would rather die than not in the fashion.” HYGIHNIC BOOTS. My friend who had heard the lecture delivered last summer by the hospital surgeon, Mr Treeves, on this matter, exhibited to me the boots she was then wearing, which she said had given her freedom ...
... Bath—SoinerseUhlre Hampshire 20 At Oraresend—Kent ▼ Derbyshire ‘IS. At Brighton—Sussex ▼ Yorkshire 23 At Kennincton Oral—Surrey ▼ Derbyshire 23 At Nottingham—Nottinghamshire ▼ Australian* 23.' Maidstone - Kent ▼ Lancashire 23. At Cheltenham—Gloucestershiret ...
... ye's weel gin' ye kent it. There's nae want ye bide. na, there's owre muckle siller made at the ' Red Lion' for ony o' the fowk or baists conneeked wi' it to want. Gin ye had been tinker like me, or tinker's doggie, ye wud hae kent o' mony empty stamack ...
... the fen folk allow poor lunatic creatures like that one to run wild over the country. It was not so at El infield, in County Kent. 11. The stars were coming out by the time he reached Corby Grange—a solitary house, with a garden in front and a large courtyard ...
... with half a crown which witness got by pawni bis boots He waned his boots on Saturday. hey the half crown on drink and food. When they parted deceased was sober, He was not quite certain whether the boots were pawned on Friday or Saturday. Deceased pawned ...
... I was quickly cured by one failed. of St Jacubs Vil, all other remedies had Mrs D. Coast, of Grove Cutiags, Sandwag, Maidstone, Kent, says :—“ St Jacobs Uf] has cured me of neuralgia of two years’ standing.” There is no bodily pain which cannot be removed ...
... like to let them. When there's naebody here bot me ao’ them come into they'll the hut here an jump aboot the same's gin they kent they were at hame.” Now, thought wo, he is taking us for some of these confounded Yankees, and wants to put the But, surimising ...
... th. lintneriiate Coilfllie, and all and Bottlee. It and St. and Mid by jnhn Hods*. Chemist. MS North tar iUrtMl. O T Mungo Golden Cures Rheumatism and Neuralgia. Price, Is lid per Bottle ; pel, 3d extra. Afenta— Jtan Mooter. A. B. Audertou, IJ. H. John ...
... Somerset 19. At Maidstone—Kent v. Notts 19. At Bristol—Gloucestershire v. hire 19. At. l^eicester—Leicestershire v. Surrey 19. At Huddersfield—Yorkshire v. Somerset 19. At Liverpool—Liverpool District v. South Africa 23. At Bridge—Kent v. Surrey (Wootton ...