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... worth 2s. 3d. Misses' Felt Boots reduced from 2s. to 1014. and la. _ . . . Lot of Ladies' Fur-lined Slippers at Is. &I.—cheap at 2s. Pairs Ladies' French Slippers, Anderson's price 2s. 6d , now Is. Hid. Ladies' Stout Cloth Boots at the -tempting price of ...
... Buttoned Boots, 8s 9d, worth 15s. Gaol's Wellington Boots, 10, 11d, cheap at ISA. a ?, worth be 6d. Ladle. Lad e 0 Ladies' Stou tTor. h Go o o l l , o ls e h e ll worth b Ladies' House Shoes, Is, worth Is Gd. The remaining Stock of Ladle.', Summer Boots selling ...
... counterbalanced by others of a deeidedlyiarourable character. We allude more particularly to the extraordinary development of our golden treasures, not only by the operations of quartz-crushing, formerly mentioned, but by the discovery of new gold-fields, where ...
... and wise The infant shall awake. Ilk childhood shall be froward, wild, and thwa, His gladness fitful, and his et tears, and golden moments bland and He shall give delight and take, Charm, enchant, dismay, and soothe, Raise the dead, and touch with youth; ...
... last year or two,—Parie Correspondent of Blanches. Guardian. THE CONDEMNED CONVICTS AT MAIDSTONE. —The execution of George Keeble Edwards, convicted at the late Kent assizes of the murder of his brother, and Stephen Fox, of the murder of Elizabeth Hadley ...
... BANKRUPTS. T. Kent, grocer, Brixton Road, Surrey C. Turn, ironmonger, Walthamatow W. Angel, poulterer, St Pancras, Middlesex H. Wearne, woollen warehouseman, Middlesex J. & T. C. M'Clean, wine merchants, Skinner Street J. H. Morton, grocer, Maidstone J. Pelle ...
... ENGLISH BANKRUPTS. E. B. Collins, market gardener, New Peckham, Sur. my, and Charlton, Kent. M. E. Cartwright, hop merchant, Sherbonie, Norfolk. T. Hodgson, bookseller, Paternoster Row, London. R. A Farmer, chemist, Lambeth, Surrey. T. Machin, builder ...
... hardness of the leather of which the regulation boots are formed. As a remedy for this the author of the suggestions proposes the adoption of the following description of boots :— Ammunition ankle-boots, of brown leather (the black attracting the sun) ...
... Grangemouth shed, Port-Dundee, on the 24th Angus+. Ellen Paterson or M'Keclinie, for having, on the 25th August, stolen a pair of boots from the outside of the ithop of Edward Devine, a dealer in Margaret Street, and for having been previously convicted, was ...
... description, and he be- Robert Cowan, 71. Second Ward--Mr John Robert- hours after t e occurrence. COATBRIDGE. 6th, Bengal; Maidstone 36th, Dublin ; Athlone . 7th, Bengal; Canterbury 37th, Bengal ; Colchester Dragoons. 38th, Bengal ; Colchester lst, Dublin ...
... through his boots, the uppers of which were torn from the soles. The son was struck on the left side, and the lightning passed down his body, a portion crossing at the lower part of the abdomen, and continuing down the other leg. Both boots were ripped ...
... apparently very much the worse for liquor. He was walking up to his knees in the water, with his boots on. He then returned to the hotel, changed his boots, and proceeded to the Roman Catholic chapel, where his conduct was such as to cause great annoyance ...