... wishing him a speedy victory , over the enemy and a quick return to her arms. The Russian soldiers, it seems, all wore long boots, and our sailors, on coming from the fleet to view the battle field, took a violent fancy to these articles of dress. Each ...

... contrast to the colour of the boot Prime Oxen 4 Ito 4 6 Small 4e..4..4 10 to 5 2 Do. Scots 4Bto 4 lo Sam N .. II 4t03 It ties sy, bought 50 two-year-old stots at from £4 itself, are much patronised; as are also tall boots, [aerie. Sheep 3 2103 4 3iinan ...

... its pans, and works with u much precision as any engine of ten-horse power. LAMEATABLE CREDULITY.—In the villages around Maidstone, bills have been distributed, announc.ng the ot the earth by flood and fire. The event was to have taken place Friday lay ...

... evade by every possible means the chance of being drafted. To this class belong those who put a paper marked 45 on their boots, and then make affidavit that they are over forty-five, in order to claim exemption! The scene at the office for exemptions ...

... of Letters sad Percale at 9.5 A.M., 2.10 P.M.. sad II P.M. 01110 STUB. CHEAPEST HOUSE IN SCOTLAND BOOTS, SHOES, AND SUPPERS. 50 Years. Mon' Balmoral Boot. (Toasts and Towcaps) Al, ..Lome Shoes. Sewed Oxford Shoes, Sewed , 7 fund Women's Laciu Boota es ...

... him to Scotland. His father. Sir Cable Oakenwoid, was the repro• sentertite of an ancient and highly respectable family in Kent. H►ving been horn a second son, and in e maritime county, be went early into the navy, and rose, by his bravery and good conduct ...

... at Brighton, where it it expected Royal Highness will make a stay for some Sunday Prinee Leopold attained hia 37* >«• The Kent gave a grand dinner on the occasion ; and the tradespeople of Ws Royal Highneas’a establishment, illiiiniaaM hows on Monday ...

... of a miniature Takao). Upon closer esnminstion you discover that the holes have the sire anti shape of the inside of your boots, which you incautiously left on the brit* floor the night before. They have given form and proportion to au ant-heap. awl nothing ...

... descends to his only son, Colonel Fitzroy Donald Maclean, formerly in the 13th Ruiners, and Colonel of the Queen's Own West Kent Yeomanry Cavalry. (Deceased it is said, claimed to be chief of the Clan Maclean.) SUDDEN DEATH. A very sudden death occurred ...

... LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS, | AND SLIPPERS, of every “PINETS LADIES’ CELEBRATED Ft BOuTS AND SHOFS. Also Agent for the Celebrated “EUKNE SHOUTING AND WALKING BOOTS SHOES. PROOF BOUTS, as Advertised it Pield and Queen. SHOOTING BOOTS OF REAL PORE LEATHER ...

... stole hb maks? 1, said Kino-Harmsn, Cur I wanted to darn 'em I stole his wick , . Who etude his boots! I, said and the is toicrcainer— I stole hi• boots. Who'll wear the gaol clothes! Not I, said O'Brien, spite of all their tryin'- I'll not wear the ...

... be quoted as the Calves, 0s to 9a. aoe Mutton, 9d to9 ins in s, he could be apprehenied on suspicion of you ng of grouse or golden plover, while the decom rd the mitted for her Majesty's approval, oa application at the same rarely too exceeded with however ...