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... SIKEELES, Liverpool, boot and shoeodcaler.-T. CROW, hlsrwilck-upon.Twced, painrtvr.-J. Ilti SHA W, Grange-road,.lBermorndecy, tanner aced leather dreseer.-R. WIL~LIAMS, Dudley, Worcestesrhirs, shoe nsanufaetuver.-G. FRANCIS, Wouldhamn, Kent, Chelsea, aned ...
... which he will find the golden goose, and also en- lightens him as to its quality, which is that every person who touches it is made to adhere, and at the same time communicates adhesive qualities to others. Thus provided weith the golden goose, Hans sets forth ...
... Hoes (formerly Comedian at this theatre) lies been also engaged for six nights. His personatione Sf Jacob Earwig, icc Tie Boots at the Tallot, and Count fsoreb,, in The Mfideteer of Teledo, were decidedly sucecessful. on 'fhuraday Mr H. olsen took bin ...
... the Duke of Kent, was commander in chief in that country, and a very popular officer he was. He was attached to the country, and the people were attached to him. Daring his life every colonist found a friend and a patron in the DAlke of Kent. (Cheers.) ...
... to, he deotred. Lbs Edigar aind Ednassod ni biy Catheart and Hr Everatt caere equally well usetrdetud, anid the bluff' oldt Kent found a worthay representotibiv in Mr Charles Colvert. There weo a crnowded house, wokis' was esuo lin t ito ?? Of tro rosre ...
... 0-George Nove, Sifosinghiucat Ctoslie, Stoplelsuret, Kent, For tie Six most veluteblo Long-SWool Fleeces, Kent or othawie, cobinng qttiitvantI qusntity,.£l0.( No. 10-Frederick Murtcon, Smooth, Ashfordl. Kent. For the Six most valsiable Short-Wool Fleaeces; ...
... eight inches, First prize of £30 to Mr. Elvey, near Maidstone. Second prize of £20 to Mr. J. Wildash, Davington, near i Favershana. Third prize of .IO to Mr. J. Siommons, of IRainham, near Sittingbourne, Kent. All the plougics that taoci the prizes were on ...
... precieion which equalled, it not surpaseed, any of their previous efforts. Without going farther Into detail we mney siay that the boot eung chorus appeared to us to be that of 1And the glory from the Messiah. A novel and interesting feature in the evening's ...
... bad, and to overload a good and otherwise powerful passage with gaudy and ungraceful verbiage, pales the brilliance of the golden ornament into dull tinsel. This is one of Mr. Sala's fgreatest sins, and it is most apparent in those parts, where he palpably ...
... TaozAeasRZ OYAL.-(Lessere, Mr H. Nye Chort.)-This Place bee still contiuued to do a good buolnese,sand the PaunntoimeoOf Peso in Boots. either preceded cr followed by The Cslleen Bows, thas made a good bill of taco on inset eManags. A few Benoefits hove come ...
... campanula, nodding its head in time (as these flowers do) when it hears the church-bells ring; the spotted violet, and Our Lady's golden shoes, that mountain variety with its blood-red buds; but the Swedish child cares not for these, he likes blue and yellow ...
... them upon the highways. Even the Archbishop of Canter- bury, coming to an interview with the King, had his horses seized at Maidstone. If the Pope could be deter- mined, so could Edward the First. Quite in the same spirit is a story recorded of Edward during ...