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... Miller, charged before the Rev. George Davies, with stealing a number of boots and shoes, and various other articles, from the house of Mr.Charles Pearson, near the barracks in Maidstone, which he offered for sale to Mr. Couchman, in Chatham, on Saturday, ...
... turn from each other away : So next dav in boots of resplendency grand. Bv WARREN’S fam’d Jet, No. 38, the STRAND. He came; when, relinquishing grosser pursuits The cock* fiercely flew at the mirror-like boots. And each on his shadow made desp’rate attack ...
... liberal towards any person inclined to lend the same. Address, post paid, to J. F., Mr. Walker’s, Grocer, Cbester-place, Old Kent-road. pO COACH-MAKERS and CABINETJL MAKERS.—A Youth of respectability, amiable disposition. and most industrious habits, who ...
... a Catalogue will very shortly appear for 1836 ?? Regent-street, Pall.mall. UNDER ?? of her Royal High- ness the Duchess of KENT— Madame BOURDIN, Instruct- ress in Dancing to her Royal Highness the Princess Victoria, respect- fully informs the Nobility ...
... be excelled. Boots, made to desire, and the fit at- tended to with the utmost preciution, 30s. to 325. ; but if Gentlemen fit themselves at the house, 28s. to 30s. Patent Buckskin Boots, Cloth Button Boots made for tender feet. Top Boots, Oxonians, Bluchers ...