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... John Lueas. The Queen will hold Privy Council Monday next llurkinghnm Palace. The Di-chess Kent. We arc nnthorised to state that health ofherKo>al lhi«'hc*s of Kent steadily and satisfactorily improving. The Duke of Atholl has arrived at the St. (icorgc's ...
... It They may be eloquent; but Demosthenes ed to remember, that never forgot, what they have c silver, silence is sometimes golden. The if speech be honour their least they can do on such occassions is to but to turn own chict dignitaries with a hearing ...
... put upon her trial, Mrs. Catherine Butler deposed that on the aforesaid day, between three and four o'clock, she went into boot and shoe shop in Sackrille-street, where she knew a party immediately after the prisoner, and another girl not custody, entered ...
... 0 RUE to the late wager Frances Lady from te Tenantry on her exten sive estates inthe county of 14 at a meeting held at Maidstone Castle the residence of Patrick Coll, sq. Ievens, Esq., Castle Levers, in the Chair. Sre,—We, the un“ersigned, while deepiy ...
... and s ome socks, The cornopean was the Property of the officers ment, and the boots and socks of the regi- The constable stated that on Satni belonged to a bugler. duty at Golden Bridge, he saw the rday morning, while om to conceal himself, prisoner in fleld ...
... tens, Alfred bsq, Mount ww. KF. Porter, sy, Kent-terrace, Daikey. 1 Y N A BOOKSTAND, KINGSTOWN JETTY begs to announce to the inhabitants of Bray, Ballybrack, Killiney Dalkey, Kingstown, Mookstown, Blackrock, Boote: ani Sandym that he has made complete ar ...
... riding-habit by Mr Wolmer- hausen ; perfu by it by Messrs Gatti and Pierce; umbrellas r San aud parasols ks Hi 3; shoes and boots by Messrs Gunbry and y Be ; hosiery and gloves by Messrs Swears and Wells; cutlery by Mr West; bonnets by Mrs Heath, Mrs Errington ...
... STREET. ADI AND CHILDRE S RIVETED) BOOTS AND SHOES, RIVETED BOOTS are cheaper than all othera, * Gutta Percha” included. | titched Goods, and | RIVETED BOOTS, wear twice aslongas & never lose the shape. RIVETE D BOOTS, although sol by us at such very low ...
... Belfield, re of the late Hamerten, one of the of Customs, Dublin, and eldest daughter of th ne fate Taylor, Esq, M P, Maidstone, county Kent 0’ Leary— November , at his residence, surbiton- William Saunders O° Leary, keg, brother of th mer} O Leary, 56th ...
... equal C makers of Dub! lected from stock, to my 16s Elastic or Lace Boot, sel 9 protect the feet from damp Shooting Boots, cam paign soles, t teed for or injury, Elastic side Boots, guarant PEYTON, 26, DU KE-STREET. PUDDING CHR TMAS N° can be well ma de without ...
... Rd. Westmacott, Josish Wilson, Robert Wm Gaussen, Keq Besjamin G Windus, Mr Hoey, co Mr Devey, do Mr Kenny, do Mr Fortune, Golden lane Mr Holbrook, oy Mr Brady, do Mr Si oe Mr Smith, do Mr Fewnel, do Messrs W and R Jacob, row Mr Shannon do Mrs Carey, Peter ...
... and Protesece of Lars tea College attends dally from 11 fer the Painless Treatment of the above diseases BOOT DEPARTMENT ts Stocked with every of BOOTS, which are so as te be to the most tender Fect— 11 am 1S UPPER ORMOND QUAY. Outdoor attendance daily Hotoways ...