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... her that 1 could not, when she said—“ If you don’t I’ll smash lamp.’ She then threw one of her boots lamp but missed it. Site then took off the other boot and threw it through pane of one of the lamps. I told her should take her into custody ; she replied—“ ...
... CASKS FINE OLD PALE COGNAC BRANDY. ALSO 150 DOZENS FINE OLD PORT AND SHERRY. Samples will produced at the time of sale. KENT HOUSE, KENT ROAD, BOUTHSEA. Sale of the entire Equipment of the above residence, comprising the requirements of drawing room, dining ...
... to see you I’ll make him civil.* I helped Mrs. Hawley out of a boat board, and oh, what feet and legs in—oh ! white Polish boots ! Heavens, thought 1. if the Indy isa kicker! Where is Mr. Hawley, and where is Mr. Tatlow?’ Tbo captain touched bis hat. We've ...
... to the Isle of Wight; C. Mortimer, Esq., L)ndon. BAifknrrTS.—(From Friday’s Gazette. —James Gandy, Southampton, dealer in boots : Thomas Henry Morris, Southampton, tailor; John Varney, Portsea, licensed victualler; William Doughty, Southampton, brushmaker: ...
... be not paid, and that the Surveyor report the smount therein for the pavement between Golden Lion-lane and Oyster-street. Mr. Pearce seconded the amendment. Mr. W. Kent hoped the Connell would not adopt the amendment and keep the contractor out of his money ...
... Down, Sussex, grocer Playfoot Louisa, Tudelj, Kent, spinster Playfoot Sarah, Tudely, Kent, spinster Plimpton J. 8., MaidstoiiH, spinster Plimpton Judith, Maidstone, spinster Plomsey John Croft, Maidstone, gentleman Plumbe F., 3, Out Risb.y-gate, Bury ...
... lonian >rough, Wilts, • Brook-stm t. Esq., iI.P. General xliuamoud’s, 23, •r.n, Kent, farmer t, Chanel Eltham, Kent, :e, Chap-I Eltham, Kent, L-tllestead, near Maidstone, ' Ilaur.QOiid I gentltiuan Ha'.umoud wife W. Hftun:>gau Patrick, Youghal, Ireland ...
... clerk William, Dunstable. Beds., draper Jarman Henry, Pembury, Kent, gentleman Jenkins Fossey, Maidstone, surgeon Jenkins Rev. Jenkin, Great Leigba, Essex, clerk Jenner Charles, Hollingbourue, Kent, gardener Jennings Sarah, care of George Dunford, Lilliugtou ...
... and Foreign- Biiile Society.— Tim annual meetin of the Auxiliary was held on Thursday, at the Institution Hall. The Rev. P. Kent attended a deputation and addressed the meeting, at the close ot which collections were made. South East Hants Association ...
... half-past ten o’clock on Saturday night P.S. Aylward was duty in St. .Marv’s-strcet, when saw the defendant put outof the Golden Bell” the landlord. Slie w.is v« drunk, 1 while in .street she made use of most disgraceful language. lie tool: her into custody ...
... GUTTA PERCHA SOLED BOOTS On the Jay of the Review, or have their leather solaJ ones clumped with Gntta Percha on Dick’e new principle Quite waterproof, and auto preventative against taking cold on the damp grass. Springs put in Boots by machinery half ...
... along Ordnance-row, the Gun wharf-road, Lombard-street, Golden Lion-lane, Pembroke-street, Green-row, (where ve noticed that the blinds of the Royal Naval Club were own,) across the Common, along Kent, Marmion and lighland-roads to the Portsmouth cemetery ...