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... American ofd to per lb. BANKRUPTS. FROM TUB LOXDOX OAZKTTB, S. Gaway, Kent street, Southwark, victualler. J. ilayward. Old Jewry, woollen warehouseman. V. Salmon, Brick lane, Spitaltields, boot manufacturer, w. irego, West liiomptui. and Fulham, builder. Ueadenhall ...
... stable.” Walking to your stable !” said Hoby with sneer. I made the boots for riding, not walking.” Hoby was bootmaker to the Duke of Kent ; and he was calling on H.K.H to try on some boots, the news arrived that Lord Wellington had gained great victory over ...
... James Algie); John lawson, 36 Hamilton Street Delivered to any Address in Town. Dancing and deportment.— Ladies' and Gent's Boots and Slippers, every description, for Dancing Purposes, extremely moderate. 34 Weat BlackhaU Street, Seven Doors of Theatre ...
... to 555; middling yellows. 57s to 58s ; good and fine, 69s to 62s : fine and very fine, 63s to 655. Treacle, 2U to 21s 6d ; golden syrup, 24s 6d to 255, Liverpool Produce Market, November 14. Sugar quiet but firmer : in coffee little done 2350 bags Ben ...
... IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES. CHEAPEST and Beat Value ia BOOTS and SHOES in Oreenodr be had at JAMES NIVEN’S BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE,! 17 CATHCART STREET. (Sign of the Golden Boot.) THEATRE O T A L, WEST BLACKHALL STREET, GREENOCK. BRILLIANT SUCCESS Of the Twin ...
... stealing a pair of boots from Mrs Fullarton, Taylor’s Close, on Friday afternoon. The Bailie (to the prisoner) ; Are you guilty of taking these boots? Prisoner; Sir, I hare |v»»n drunk all week. The Fiscal: Did you steal those boots Prisoner : I pawned ...
... AGENCIES FOR TUB GKEBNOCK ADVERTISER. Moses M‘Gregor Fore St.,Port*Glaagow k. Simuson. boot* gelier* Gourook. William Moir Bank. Gourock, John l»ck Qu»y iatad, Gourook, Win. Torrance. Gourock. Mias Scott, newt agent Inrerkip. Robt. newaagentSkelmorlie ...
... for Dyeing, Ao., returned the Shortest Notice. Chttrjet v-ry moderate. ~ Note the Annulus; 8 WILLIAM STRERT ■gOOT§J BOOTS!! BOOTS!!! GRAND CLEARANCE SALE. , , REDUCED PRICKS, . m*o las h a n’s. STREET and 23 CHARLES STREET. Felt hatsj felt hats: FOR ...
... Kirkley. Suffolk, builder. John Smith, Staplehurst, Kent, corn dealer. Adolphus Scherman, Minories, general merchant. Sigismund Cans, Strand, importer German goods William Bryant. Stratford, Essex, boot and shoe maker, Cornell, Regent Street, carver and ...
... Ilertfoniahire, carrier. John Clifford Cullun, Bromyard, Herefordshire, chemist. Bankruptcies Annulled. George Harrison, Maidstone, Kent, coal merchant. Charles John Kelson, Clifton, and of Park row, Bristol, apothc cary. rROM TUB EDINBURGH GAZETTE. Sequ ...
... LONDON GAZETTE, Allen Colyer, jun., Dover. Kent, jeweller i rnl 1 '- ‘‘ousham. Suffolk, farmer. Richard egg, Brighton, wine-merchant. jmTri rn J ' Suffolk . >‘«er. John Gbsspool, Regent-street, ladies’ boot and shoemaker ileSrl ,tO ll m t’ Cljc »P siJ ...
... that the first moments of Government are golden. Napoleon said: “People grow old on the field of battle,” but a Government grows old in the field of Parliament, and with Government the first year is always golden. What I want to point out is, that it is ...