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... that his Full-length Wellington Boots will commence i*s. 6d., and his Men's pnme Walking Shoes at ss. «d. s. d. Prime Bluchers 5 G Cloth Boots 8 6 Ladies' Cloth Boots 5 (Best make.) Ladies’Satin Shoes 6 Children’s Cloth Boots Observe-No. 93. REDCLIPF-STREET ...
... e, and Cottle, Wilts, to Jane, eldest dau.ofthe late Rev. T.G.Clare, rector of St. Andrew’s, Holborn, and vicar of Walmer, Kent. April 29. at St. Andrew's. Montpelier, Mr. Bedford, of West Yatton, Wilts, yeoman, to Miss Eliza Huff, of Catherineplace, ...
... 0 UammeramithHardTGrn. Cabbie Imperial Brown Com Whit* -J» oruvru v_ vo» .. ntilte Silesia .. .. 0 Brown Silesia .. .. 40 Golden Goss 6 0 Malta Cabbage .. ..—6O Gotta Cabbage .. .. 60 Hardy WhlteWln.CoM.. 60 Large Goss.. .. Briffatoa Goss .. ..—5O Benin ...
... the servant proceeded, be heard v gof agang of vagrants, who had been seen pushing each other , - and scrambling for the golden treasure on different parts of b the turnpike. Theta vagrants weare traced to various places, ti - and on them were found ...
... found Wellington Boots, Short ditto. Prince George’s Clarences, Black and Drab Cloth Boots, Bluchers. Cantabs, Albertonlans, and Grecians, together with a general assortment of Ladies’, Gentlemen s. Girls, Yoaths’, and Children's Boots and .Shoes, both ...
... Job for Waiters.—The greatest dinner ever given in England was that of Lord Romney, to the Kent Volunteers, when George the Third reviewed them near Maidstone. The tables were seven miles and a half long, and the boards for the tables cost £15,000. P ...
... iii gold and diamonds. Gloves embroidered in gold wills the fleur-do-lis to correspond. Her royal highness the Duchess of Kent.-Wlsite satin slip trimmed with handsome black lace and red riband. The front of the dress was decorated with elegant Orniaments ...
... Work may had Bristol of Mr. Heath, Bookseller, 1. Broa-:- street. nnce - 2s. 6d.; or tree Dost. 3s. BOOTS SHOES Cheaper than Ever ! At j. CO TP's BOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSES, 13* k 136. REDCLIFF STRGET. Bristol. Men’s Pumps from 4s. Od. per pair Ditto Bluchers ...
... B ITY BOOT AND SHOE W AREHOUSE 31, WINE STREET. C E. BURT respectfully solicits the attention of the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and Publc generally, to his well-selected Stock of French and Englislh BOOTS and SHOES, consisting of- G&EqT.'s BOOTS. GENT ...
... into the window of Mr. Draper, boot and shoemaker, at the corner. The concussion was tremendous: the plate glass window panes were In a moment shivered to atoms ; the mahogany frame work twisted and broken, and the boots and shoes sent flying in all directions ...
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... they e may be favoured It h, are the principles upon whicli their busi- ;iess shall beo ducted.-Residence, 50, BnoAD-Qu.Ly. s BOOT, SHOE, AND BLACKING IMANUFACTORY, IIORSE'AIR, ;. JOHN M. AYSH gratefully acknowledges the support fand patronage received by ...