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... gaiters to keep out mud and small stones. The Highland soldier could get a most excellent pair of boots for what pays for the shoes, buckles, and gaiters; but boots would be too comfortable for Highland soldier, his comfort is to be measured his sufferings ...
... than me, and J e sands. know whether she is at home now; but I don’t e she can st home, because I have been down as far as Maidstone since I went with my young man, and I heve heard that Decem- the ofthem. By the pair of them I mean my father and tion be- ...
... REPELLENT.—A WATERPROOF X DRESSING FOR SOFTENING AND PRESERVING LEATHER.—This is a new and most important invention, rendering BOOTS and SHOES thoroughly Waterproof, preventing cracking of the upper leather, making it at once durable and soft, and pleasant ...
... LADIES' DOUBLE SOLE BOOTS, os. Oil.; Satin Shoes, i black and white, ?? Od. : French Boots, 4s. Od. ; French Shoes, - I 2s. 9d.; Side-spring Boots, no fastening required, 9s. od.; Side- t j sprin?' Clogs, os. od.; rich Satin Boots in all colours at reduced ...
... on. These are decidedly the niost elegant anl eceo- nonmical boots of tise lorcsent tiuse. Gentlemen about to purchase will do well to give thesis a trial.-J. S. Marshall's Wellington Boot Warehosuses, 130, Fleet-street. ; 444, Oxford-street, battimi ...
... sailed for London to-day. LOWESTOFT—Jan. 30: p.m. —Wind S.S.E., moderate,cold. Put in. 29—The Thomas and Mary, Aahton, from Maidstone for Goole. Hornsea, Cook, from London for Wiabeacb. 30—Tbe Three Betsys, Silvester, from Colcbeater; and Samuel, Cawthorn ...
... Glass Company, Castle-street, Southwark._ Mori is and Davies, Hereford, hop inerchants.—H.Simmonds. jun., snd W. Johnson, Maidstone. and Borough, corn nierehants.—Smith and Jackson, Manchester, fustian rnanufacturers.—J. Ogle, Son, and Co., Preston, Lancashire ...
... uilder ; 20th Feb ' twelve P- PrlK4§ ar tin Thomas, of Blackfriars-rd, victualler ; 21st Feb. two pr. abberton James, late of Golden-sq, now of Sutton-st, Lambeth, tailor ; 20th Feb. one pr. 1848 Gazette—Feb. 1, 1850. Armson Francis, of Carlton-hill, Saint ...
... indignant storm of disapprobation. They would not listen to his absurd proposition, an extinguisher was put upon Mr. Arnold’s boot and shoe logic. The fallacy supposing that free importation of either food or shoes would supersede the home productions, pervaded ...
... —Emma Simms, Worcester, out of employ—T. Gower, Harpenden, baker—NV. Johnson, St. Atbills, hat manufacturer--.. S. Stonharn, Maidstone, butcher—Sarah Juckes, Rodington, farmer—Prances Phillips, Snodiand, blacksmith—M. Elwls, Blyton, near Gainsborough, in no ...
... particular. However, you may be sure that boots, especially fishermen's boots, will be a part of my merchandize. Still the adventure may be doubtful, as long before I again see San Francisco, two or three cargoes of boots may arrive there, and then down go the ...
... ment of LAOIES' DOUBLE SOLE BOOTS, 6s. fid.; Satin Shoes black and white, 3s. Od. ; French Boots, 4s. 6d. ; French Shoes' 4s. act. ; bide-spring Boots, no fastening reemired, 9s. 6d • Side- spring Clogs, 6s. 6d.; rich Satin Boots in all colours at reduced ...