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... Coventry-street, London. THE QUEEN does not wear more elegant or bet- IL ter BOOTS than may be bought at CRlEZBE'S for . id. per pair. PRINCE ALBERT never wears more gentlemanly Boots than CREESE'S FRIENCH WELLONGTONS, the best Imported, price one guinea. ...
... Bradford. dYorkshiree, Branch, 19 Bridge street. Sheffield Brasch, 36 Fargate. Teilors, Clothiers, Hatters, rersiers Ferriers, Boot and Shoe- mabers, and General Outfitting for tadies and Geettlemen. The Establishmenets are doted from sunset Friday till sunset ...
... of all his good-), to make two qualities; and can, in addution to V his usual work, furnish good V eldtigton boots at BOB., and button I boots at 2Gs. a pair, ftr cash. 0. iL. hopes that the low prices, Com_ r bined with his wr ?? style, wil umeet the ...
... approach. S iv The feathered sacs is also a Striking instatice of thes regard wyhich nature ?? to baunty at appearance. The golden eagtle that soars its the blaze of Stunshine, as if proted of' its beautty, And thle inanly-colouredgliuhtimn t lmsb h Idbrook ...
... u31reet, London.;r Flj1HE QUEEN does not wear more elegatt or bet- ter BOOTS than may be bought at CREESE'S a for 7. 6d. per pair. d PDlINCE ALBERT never wears more gentlemanly Boots than d CREESE'S FRENCH WELLINGTONS, the best imported, price onegwa. ...
... ensigns tbe Orders the Garter and Golden Fleece. His Highness tbe Priaoe Wales wen Highland dress—the Rothesay His Royal Ue Priaoe af Prussia 111 the uniform General, apd WUliam in that of officer the Praniaa Boot Gaaida. Both Princes wore the insignia ...
... rot~laiff lculty occu rs ti;i htiitgayo heaoe nls t'tg stamps to the a0. asalihtetI JUST ARRIVE9, an -I~xtensive STOCK oi- FR.E~c BOOTS and. SkiOEiS of a ?? r Quality, at the DepOt for French Goods, B. HUGHES'S, Pequrfier, ' Iingstrect,two doors below th OldvEroyjage ...
... at One precisely, that noted Old- estabhlshed and Valuable Concern, known as THE CRAVEN ARMS, situate in MARSHALL-STREET, GOLDEN-SQUARE This Property presents great inducements to all who are seeking a first-rate business united to a comfortable home ...
... friends at the West-end eannot equal by going to advertising houses in the City. ' JOIIN BRANSCOMY,13 end Co., pe Originat Golden Canister, 88, Pall-Mall. a D IAMONDS, Plate, Jewels, Watches, &e., PUR. J CHASE D for cash, or taken in exchlnge, by JAMES ...
... and coffee, the toast and boiled beef, ham, eggs, &c.) ?? tag Dinner ?? dir sy Tlea ?? titi Including servants' tittendance, boot cleaninug, &C. &C. of For the secutity of the property ef visitore (in money and of Is valuable-) a Batik Depot will be opened ...
... Bradford, Yorkehire Branch, 19, Bridge-street. Sheffield Branch, S6, Fargate. Tailors, Clothiers, Hatters, Hoslers, Furriers, Boot and Shoo- makers, and General Outfittera for Ladies sard Gentlemen. The Establishments are closed from sunaet Friday till suenset ...
... rasaid also as follows, viz.: Griffin's Gree Man anld Still, Oxford-street; Swan with Two Necksj Gresham streat, Cty; d the Golden-cross, Charlng-eroa6; on Friday,the 16th; Saturday,17th; andMonday, 10th mat,;and up to 12 o'cl~ck on each day ofthe gaoes ...