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... Majesty's ship Poictcrs, lying at Chatham, Kent, Steward and Cook ; and late of St. Margaret's Bank, Rochester, in the County of Kent, Extra Tide Waiter. NICHOLL'S k DOYLE, No. 48, Bedford Row ; For Charles Morgan, Maidstone. I JOHN SMALLSHAW, at present, and ...
... observe* Exactly opposite the Dolphin Hotel. Southampton, next Door ?? Old Established Boot and Shoe Warehouse. William Edwards, Ladies and Gentlemen's Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, No. 137, High-street, Southampton, (directly opposite the Dolphin Hotel) ...
... ly calls attention to the I M PI LI A BOOT, worn and patronized by his Royal Highness Prince Albert. Testimonial from Dr. Roots, Russell-square, London. Dear Sir, * I have now worn, for some time, a pair of boots with intermediate soles, what you term ...
... Work on the Vine This Day is published, 12mo. ss. cloth. A DESCRIPTIVE ACCOUNT of a NEW METHOD of PLANTING and MANAGING Ihe BOOTS of GRAPE VINES. By Clement Hoare, Author of ATreatite on the Cultivation of the Grape Vine on open Walls. London : Longman ...
... Southampton. wWairted ln th * Southa,n P ton Docks and the Itchen Bridge Jf USUPH DAWKINS, Ladies' and Gentlemen's 9M FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE MAKEB, No. I, Albion a. : 2W2« te the Hampthire Advertiser Office, near tbe High Btreet, Southampton. J. D. begs ...
... the other a preventive against vermin ; and we well recollect having, when a boy, been resident in au old manor-house, in Kent, in the huge kitchen chimney of which several hens roosted upon the rafters and projections of the wails, though exposed to ...
... can be constructed for any purpose ] whatever, preserving the same principles. Price 4^ i Mr. Samuel John Knight, of Maidstone, Kent — A work- 1 ing model (one-eighth full size) of S. J. Knight's new _ patent hop and malt kiln, invented and manufactured ...
... MASTICATION. Mr. M.'s mode of opera- tion is painless, and even free from inconvenience, NOT RE- QUIRING THE EXTRACTION OP BOOTS OB ANY PAINFUL OPERATION whatever, thus enabling the nervous and delicate in health to avail themselves of this indispensible ...
... The _ f ?? CK co s 'sts of about six dozen prime Calf Bkins, forty Butts, Cordovan, Grain Leather, Dressing Hides, Jockey boot Legs and lops, Crop Shoulders, ditto Offal, Basils, Wilting, large quantity of Roans of various colours, black Moroccos, patent ...
... Cheapside; George and Blue Boar, Hoi born; Griffin's Green Man 'and Still, Oxford-street; Universal Office, Regent Circus; Golden Cross, Charing-cross ; Hambro' Wharf, Upper Thames-street; and South-Western Railway Station, Nine Elms ; in direct commu- ...
... roots 1 Such a thing I never before witnessed, as the toe was perfectly easy in a minute, inasmuch that I could wear a tight boot or shoe with ease, which I dared not to put on for many years previous, therefore I feel much pleasure in recommending bim ...
... Framed Faggots, at w* 100. Candles, at V dozen. Cheese, at V cwt. Leather for making and mending shoes. Men's Shoes, and Boys' Boots and Shoes, of different sizes (tipped and nailed), at ¥' pair. Wombn's and Girls' of different sizes, at V pair. Drapery Goods ...