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... Tredenniek, to the Curacy of Hadlow, Kent. Rev. L. C. Walford, to the Curacy of Brenchley, Kent. Rev. W. H. Walter, M.A., to the Rectory ot St. Mary-le-Bow, Durham. Rev. J. Watney, to the Curacy of Southborough, Kent. Rev. T. S. Watson, to the Curacy of ...
... rs j' Marrlner, and T. Wiight, Liverpool, Lancaster, Chester silk-manufaeturef M Bovd Union Tavern Inn, tlclualler \V Maidstone. Kent, corn-inerchaiit Hopkint, Oversleymill, Arrow, arwick, miller M. A. Joseph. Mansell-slreet, Uomlman s-heUU, Middlesex ...
... THE EAST-STREET BOOT BAZAAR, 88, EAST-STRBET, CORNER OF ORCHARD-LANE, (SOUTHAMPTON. T E. RAWS. PROPRIETOR. LADIES' BOOTS aad SHOESâ FIT FINISH, and STYLE. GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS and SHOESâ CHEAPNESS, NEATNESS, and STRENGTH. CHILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES-VARIETY ...
... der ram Mohr. rod .race.: Sr smelt ateregr. adopted tried. __l. BROTHBS as, Dame UMW. SnTIPP•RD VIE BOOT AN SHOE BAZAAR. CH HO#JAR 1. k 17. 401: CH BOOTS 880 P.I I G b the i.trottu-oe tLi. asp 1a !obit, Gnat Leather, .o 4 Eid Eleatic Bide yd giggle films ...
... stout man, dressed in a cassock, a pair of jack-boots with large spurs, and a hat such as you would only see at the opera. On his breast he wears a huge star. Eound his neck is a chain, with a great golden cross attached to it ; and on his fingers, over ...
... valuable assistance of the valiant Mr. Spain j and, notn jthstanding his and his friends' opposition, and the influence, to boot, of the radical admiral, radical parson, and the grateful ex-shenff. who, by-the-bye, is indebted to tbe party he is oppo- ...
... Duchess of Kent, and authorised by het Majesty's Lords of the Treasury. Red • V I. B. req.. owed and The Mn. GYN. owed of Wiry Bode, ewes of th Witaymos b atm. Mr. John Ronde., LaMar, and R. Walter. • Mr. A. M . l•tyre, 'eed 6 . y. No. 3, shoot, Golden. Siam ...
... Pring ; Read, 7th, a. dozen of golden sherry, by a friend ; Grant, Bth, cruet stand : by the corporals ; Minns, 9th, umbrella, by Mr. Meager ; Meager. 10th. one guiuea, by an hon. member ; Haywood, llth' ; pair of boots, by Mr. Milligan ; Kellewav, 12th ...
... Woski, and Co. whose vocal and instrumental feats in the old line excited * good deal of intercet, and it is to be hosed that golden opiuions have been the result of the young ladies' efforts to amuse the lieges of Lymington. the neighbourhood of liirrningtiani ...
... fleld there was a ve large quantity of and tracks all round. © tracks were distinct and made by boots without nails The were similar in size and length to the boots that he . but no striking pe- culiarity The tracks round about the feathers in the field, he ...
... for the day's 111.0fk. This is wh7 the waiter. are indignant. ISTORII23 OF THE QUEEN. Qtrwo Elisabath.—At a request I the Da Kent an examination of the the young Primmo's odocathen was to 'taken by the Bishop. of London and Lincoln. One of these right reverend ...
... morning the defendant was found by P.C. Hawkins in High-street, Portsmouth, in a perfect state of nudity, except having his boots and stockings on. He took him into custody, and when at the police-station he broke six panes of glass with a poker, at the ...