... vMImM WORKS, with cine and Boiler John Gibki, 3, street, Rotherbam. TO BE SOLD-GOODWILL, STOCK, Ac. DISPOSED OF. cheap, iDofi BOOT REPAIRINO ESTABLISHMENT, 133, Wcstbar. Owner leaving town. 1064 4 OM-vUbUnhcd BOOKSELLING, and /V FANCY BUSINESS be DISPOSED ...

... we are going to Khartoum it is high time the whole of the troops were here to attempt the task, to say nothing of the West Kent and the Royal Irish. ' It will yet be some days before the Black Watdi, which | overtaken the leading of the Cornwall and the ...

... IJAiIKEHs LUBKELLA HOSPITAL. 189, We« strew tcornen [ ARCH 25—To 1.1.T .D. V ILT't.-lA PAI.K ; l-iii. r.- n the sale. Kent £25. A House: a: L Convent walk). Your Umbrella Re-covered, Seamed wher Drawing Rooms, five Bedrooms. Bathroom, store Ut-'ctv ...

... -SAIESHOPS. &c. 'po be LET, excellent SHOPS. 3 Castle street, and 46, Snig- I hill.—Apply Imperiai Hotel, Castle street. 2iV' 'I'O BOOT TIIADF.—TrTbe LET, well fitted-up SHt*K L 9. South street. Park. 2687 be LET, TOBACCONISTS SHO!', 61, Hill Top, Atterclihe ...

... months’ imprisonment with hard laliour. wo.ll lieru liftl’OUr. Theft a Pair op Boots.—Edward O’Rocrkk, fish haw ker. Earl lane, was charg- d with having stolen pair of boots from the shop of Messrs. Holmes, Smith, and Co., Westbar. Prisoner was seen going ...

... Sold all Medicine Dealers, in Bottles, at Is. Ltd. and 2a. 9d. each. Post free from Dr. WHITE, 17. Vicar lane, Leeds. Soid by Boot and Co., 78, Snigbill; J. J. G. Tuckwood, Fargate and the Moor; J. 8. and T. Birks, 33, Wicker and 69, Marketplace; J. Wood ...

... Colonel Hutton presided.- THE SICK ARMY EGYPT. General said must make some apology He In lv t(1 Mr . Norton (C-. Tunbridge, Kent), must tell them at the outset was not going lie the Mr CAMPBELL-BAXNERM regretted to Conservative candidate but that Colonel ...

... FINISH. NOTTS V. KENT'. Tow match was concluded the Mote Park Giro unci, Maidstone, on Saturday, in favour Notts, who won by three wickets. The weather was again charmingly , fine, but only small company assembled witness 1 the finish. Kent closed the second ...

... Blister Helicon Leoville Marlow Mi-s Thompson Ru'bourne Odille ADDITIONAL ARRIV. Janet Osborne Lady Bcauclerc Firefly Nutbrown Golden Tidings Oxford Swell ExpEcrw).—Gold Mine, Dunbridge, and Ta-so. STARTING PRICES. The following table will show at a glance ...

... by going his rounds with patent boots and gloves upon his—hands I May we ask Mr. Holmshaw not to spare the offender, but to name him. Snob Inspectors as have met were attired in clean but’ homely tweed, and their boots were rough and strong—a degree or ...

... performers from Matlocl Bath:*Misses Bryan, Dakin, Lescgoe, and Mr. Bertu Bryan. On Monday evening a service of son? titled Two Golden Lilies'* was given Wesley Chapel, by the choir. Alter the , service coffee supper was provided in the schoolroom of large ...

... —Apply Golden Boot, ■ -- - H and - 275 Golden Ball, AtUrcliffe 323 Change alley. VALS^^a and LET, SALESHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 10 ANTED NOKSE. for Two Young Children ;mu«‘be »\ ANTE!’, re-peoable Offlee and Warehr>a--« ®* Hroad lane ; Kent considerably ...