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... Princess Alice is without foundation. As the Spanish Prince into the world, the King Consort handed him round the room on a golden platter. Vulgar to a I.ahv wiio Wants Offer.—The best time to nail a man is when he half screwcd.—Punch. Tiif. Rogce's Repast ...
... displayed the long white gaiters which remained in vogue even up to the reign of George IV.; the cavalry all wore high military boots, and some of them the crimson silk sword belt fringed with gold, which gave them very much the appearance of a modern Grand ...
... SHOEB, sad Leh Stout ?whetted Watertight Boats hoot lid to BI Ge.n.'s Boots from id IBe A varietyot Shooting Booth entrisotsd Wstortight, reduced how id to Boys' items Tackettsd Boots to Wier Bona has to lb. of and Whinges Beat' /bah and el., set and peter ...
... the ladder—Nelson was a shadow—the Duke of Wellington had not sufficient fat in his composition to grease his own Wellington boots. In short, I think the hypothesis is fairly borne out, that fat and ambition are incompatible.— Marryatt HOLLOWAY'S PILLS operate ...
... CRAIG'S CARRIGLE' Bogie Twist; the Working Han'a Favourite. CRAIG'S itTOLKJARRI.. Golden Bar; a delicious and thrifty rhuoke. CRAIG'S FRITTILARIA Flaked Golden Bar; very mellow, CRAIG'S FRAXINELLA Smoking Mixture ; mellow and frump t CRAIG'S ...
... Oa 30th, Mr had 34 nice trout Clashfein ; Mr Pinch, 11, 4 lbs., on Pileanach ; Mr Rioter, Kent. 5 7 lbw, Top Cbain ; and Sir 11. Rallantyne, 2, 13 *Da., oe Golden Syr. ALTNACEALOACH norm. WATERS.-(M 27th ult , Mr Stemileld. Nottingham on Loch Ibrlan„ 15 ...
... Guardians, he being destitute, and laying claim to Chelsea his parish. From the centenarian's statement, he was born at Maidstone, in Kent, the Ist of January 1757. He marriod in 1780, but his honeymoon was luckless one, for on the very day on 'which he ...
... of personal danger, remained Mrs Weary to the last moment.—Deronporl Journal. EicAr-E.—A daughte- of Mr J. D. Beaumont Maidstone, beingon visit at Folkestone, attempted, on Sunday, to conduct a young acquaintance the cliff a very narrow path near the ...
... Loudoun, and county Ayr, now deceased. T. B. Gibb & Co., merchants in Glasgow. Gilbert Adams, boot and shoemaker, Nicolson Street, Edinburgh. Hugh Mair, boot, shoe, and leather merchant, shipper and warehouseman, 30 Jamaica Street, Glasgow. applications ...
... ion. I imagined it to be the tomb of some great personage, and proceeded to read the inscription, which was sculptured in golden letters, and contained, an usual, high flown traditions of the virtues of the deceased. The date of his was, however, wanting ...
... Jury and F. Jury, Maidstoue, Kent, tailors.—G. M Glass, sen., Brandon-street, Walworth, chemist—A. Hanniball, Great Portland-street, boot maker.—J. Evennett, High-street, Poplar, corn dealer.—E. W. Worman, Charlton, Kent, widow.—T. Griffiths, Park-street ...
... aspect, sweeping over the low plain either side, and dashing over the river with strides like the span of the seven-league boots. When the work was in progress it was never-failing source of interest to borderers. The gigantic beams swung from side to ...