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... strength of the stream. Half an hour elapsed before the body was recovered, by which time life was extinct.. The deceased had her boots on when first seen with her feet in-the water, but had taken her mantle, bonnet, and veil. .On Thursday an inquest .was held ...
... poor of the town of Eu.— Galiganani of Saturday. RAYTHER STRONG.—A few days since a man went into a counting-house in Maidstone, Kent, and solicited alms in a very importunate manner. They were refused, when the fellow said, with the utmost coolness, ...
... to recover possession of a quantity of watchmakers' materials. Verdict for the plaintiff. a'. RATCLIFF.—The defendant is a boot shoemaker, in Byrom-street, and the plaintiff was formerly in his employment as shopwoman The action was brought to recover ...
... from California. It says : The steamship Quaker City is below with San Francisco advices of the 19th ult. The steamship Golden Age left on that day for Panama with $1,250,000 in gold, and one hundred passengers. There had been heavy rains thronghout ...
... Embroidered Cambric Handkerchiefs. 1,200 Dozen Jewellery, BijouteTie, and Fancy Goods of•every description. .20 Dozen Ladies' 'Boots and,Shoes. Also, a BANKRUPT'S STOCK. 400 Pieces of Linen, Diapers, Towelling, Napkins, Sheeting, Linen, &c. E. CHATEAU, 64 ...
... Stars, in Oldham road, o n T u e s day l a st, before Mr. Chapman, on the body of Ann Curran, daughter of Bridget Gaynor, of Golden-court, aged nine and a half years, who came to her death under the following circumstances : Mr. Smith, house-surgeon at the ...
... 13rereton Rectory, Cheshire, the wife , s -a mntta-Emily, Pendlebury, Benin-Ararat, Banks, and 10th July. m at. 40, lon. 14-Golden Eagle, hence for Neetw as number goes, but the quality generally inferior ; anything Oats, 114 qrs., &£4 ss. Od. as qr. : ...
... goods and prices were considered i MATHEWS, R.N., of Norwich. , Alicia Janeasea. frorn Bremen for this port, off Dover end, boot and shoe-maker. • The Flour trade was exceedingly dull, and Is. per sack . earley the turn lower. Oats steady in value. Beans ...
... from the Clarence Basin. as follows :- 20 Logs PENCIL CEDAR, just landed, ex Golden Age, panel, 72 inches by 28, Lady's Wardrobe of s T tiet , fs, lIN CONNECTION WITH THE GOLDEN LINE OF PACKETS.) -.•• ig i i: From LIVERPOOL to HAVRE DIRECT, LIVERPOOL TO ...
... Walworth, Surrey, boot-makers-M. S. A. Keyser aud A. Levy, —- -- .old .• .. 19 0 -20 0 duction, have been enabled to transact a fair amount of business. ,ef .11), 4 ‘ 4. b ox i R.IDAY EVENING. George-street, Minories, London, wholesale boot-manufacturers ...
... Waltoo-4emthe.alill; Mr. A. .11 - Wooll, Birkenhead; Mr. Ch;rles.jones,Bkkerhead, &c. MrWorrell' carried.away prizes for golden .peneilled Hamburg* in two classes ; and --the Cochin -Chinas, :Spenign, and bantams, ...
... ri- rendered essential service to the corporate h est h ate. He P ca a l r culated, may be said to have earned for herself golden her way, by the action of the rudder, and the indirect than waste them in fruitless hostilities. es in honour of that gentleman ...