... week on account of a reduction of wages. are still standing out. They have applied to the paper makers society held at Maidstone, in Kent. and have received relief for their families, and are requested to stand true to their trade.*Aid. Plasm r. A certain ...

... a most feeling and tior impressiheaddress. The prisoner was then ordered Lot to ?? to Maidstone gaol. his offence having the beeti 'omnlitfe'd in thie county of Kent, and to be che ?? on Monday Morning ; his body 'to be sho interred within the precincts ...

... the long white gaiters which re- nraisied ill vogue even up to the reign of George IV. Tho Cavalry all wore high military boots, and somse of them the crimson sword belt fringed with gold, whijh gave them very usuel the appearance of a imodern Grand Cross ...

... hand-bell ringers of St. John's, Preston, ascended the tower of the church, and rung a complete peal of twelve bob major, in the Kent variation, consisting of 5120 changes, in three hours and twenty minutes. They were conducted by Mr. John Chew; the weight ...

... is more faithful and true to his promises than a Candidatefor votes. I am, Gentlemen, your obedient Servant, JOHN THORNLEY. Golden Tea Pot, iMarket-place, Preston, 24th October. 1849. TO THE BURGESSES OF (, CHRIST CHURCH WARD. i/ 1 (ENTLEMEN,-MIy term of ...

... LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S BOOT AND SSHOE WAREHOUSE AND FRENCH BOOT DEPOT, 3, FISHERGATE, (OPPosITE THE,,,Town HALL), PRESTON. WV. BA A1 NTENDS OPENING, in a few days, the abova Premis with a thoroughly good and comprehensive STOCI I of BOOTS AND SHOES, from the ...

... from any of the Boot and Shoe Mlakers. TES71MON[ALS. (Copy . 28, St. John-street, Aug. 25th, 1847. (Copy.) 9, Gloucester Row, Hoxton, 5th July, 1847. Gentlemen,-It gives me great pleasure to acquaint you Si-i beg to thank you for the boots with Gutta Per- ...

... various beer-shops, were not short of company, who joined in the merry dance till daylight in the morning. TuaNe-orT.-The boot and shoe makers employed by Mr. Yarwood, of Burmley, have struck work, in conse- quence, it is said, of the latter attempting ...

... year's Goads, principally lies' Boots and Shoes, which will be Sold considerably Lr'dr PaIME COST. lrime Wellington Boots, from 14s. 6d. to I8s, per pair. Puinm Cambridge Boots, from Ds. 6d. to Ils. per pair. Prime Blucher Boots, from 6s. td. to 8d. 6d. per ...

... quantity being needful. Sold only in Pound Packets, and in Tin Cases, by Jona EDMONDSON, Chemist, 100, Fishergate. AT THE GOLDEN TEA POT. Jo-Good useful Coffee . ?? One Shulflisg per lb, * (Inferior lower.) A better quality ?? Fourteen-pence ,, Strong ...

... Specimens of workmanship may be seen on application being made as above. AN APPRENTIcE WANTED. / ?? JiEJam s ol~ites:ife, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, 160, Friargate, B EGS leave to return his most 4anceF9 thanks to his n Friends and the Public genetally f'or'the ...

... afterwards, the boots were missed, and, on information being given to the police, James Hall, a constable, was sent in pursuit, and traced the prisoner to Seotforth, near Lancaster, when he apprehended him about nine o'clock the same evening. The boots were found ...