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... Mr Ca Lewis Smith, a Hat and Pair of Boots; Mr Martin, .thl Hatter, Shirts, Bonnets, and Boots. thi - Ma - d Dr. Williamson, Clothes and-Sboes; Mr Inglis, Baker, Bread; a Friend, Clothes; Miss Simpson, Hats and Boots; r exi Si WI Simpson, P. F., Clothes ...
... L NEAR TIuE -iJri Summer Boots and Shoes. RS MILNE roespectfully intimates the Arrival of a Large Assortmnent of Ladies' and Misses' Summer BOOTS and S. SHOES, viz:-Blaok, Brown, and Drab, Cassinot, and Black her Kid Boots, with and without elastic; ...
... advocate, Professor of the Law of Scotland se a in the University of Edinburgh. - On the 13th inst., at St. Leonard's, Hythe, Kent, by the Rev. g Edwin Biron, Vicar of Lympue, Mr JAMES MoRica, of the ir South-Eastern Railway Company, second son of the late ...
... late Presidency Surgeon, Calcutta, author of Mesmerism in India, K-c., ka. Dedicated to tice Medical Profession. London: Wf. Kent & Co. A vPeRueAL of Dr Esdaile's pamphlet will suggest, especially tothe non-medical reader, a variety of interrogataries-such ...
... 2s (li to ge W. S Gentlemen's Short Wellington Boots, 14s Od to 170 6(1. Walking Shoes .. lb Gd to i0e Gd. Blueher and Balmoral Boots, 7s, 1i~s, l O ld & 14r Od. Ploughmnen's, Boots Ies Otd to 14s Od. A great variety of ...
... ag s T'R. MACLAREN begs to inform Invalids, who may be de- al L D RPsirous of trying the effects of GALVANIC TREAT- hI o KENT, that they may have an opportunity of doing so at in his Residence, Schoolhill. S In addition to the Apparatus already in ...
... to that effect, Ladies may have ail. assortment sent to select fro'; and Country Orders, with an outsido measurement of the Boot or Shoo over which the Golosh .is to be worn, will have prompt attention. 53, Union, Street, Aberdeen, NNov. 26, 1852. Something ...
... consist simply in the repeal of the Oath of Abjuration. The Dechess of Kent.—The Court gives the following :—“ arc authorised to state that, though her Koval Highness the Duchess of Kent has been unwell, her Royal Highness health is nearly perfectly re-e ...
... requested to look after their Luggage, the Company not bein responsible for a-ay Package, unless properly s addressed and booTed as Cargo. t For Conditions of Carriage, see the Company's Monthly Sail- C ing Bils; and for farther particulars, apply to ...
... variety of to shields, salvers, statuettes,'tankards, and cuph of the royal collection, illuminated by numerous wax-lights in golden as Sconces. les Her Majesty will hold a Levee at St.. James's Palace, on for Thursday the 18th June; and a Drawingwroom on ...
... ING AND DAY SCHOOL No. 8, GOLDEN SQUARE, ABERDEEN. .j n M1 ISSES LAMBERT anld GRAY: beg to intimate of i et their BOARDING aned DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG de= ii LADIES wil RE-OPEN on WEDNESDAY the6th of August, 1856. Wh ir 8, Golden Square, Abordeen, July 30 ...
... &o.I *sd ~~~Sale at Twelve o'leek neon. P. & G. DROWN. - ~~~~~~sALE OF Household Furniture, Pianoforte, and Books, of ,1, GOLDEN SQUARE. II' Upon TaURSDAY. 19tt Ausgust, there will be Sold, by Auction, ito in the Honse, No. I, GOL7DEN SQUARE, lately oeenpieod ...