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... HULL. TO LADIES. AN IDEAL FOOD. ROBERTSON'S KENT STRAWBERRY JAM. A dainty Sample sent on receipt of Sd. stamps tor postage. JAMES ROBERTSON AND SONS, DROYLSDEN. MANCHESTER. Manufacturers of the Celebrated GOLDEN SHRED ~ MARMALADE. ESTABLISHED THE FIRST ...
... Wakefield; also Woodlesford. Leeds. BOOT TRADE7—Sharp GntLT~about _ Thompson, 57. Park Lane. BOOTTRADE —Good MAcHUSISTS wanted for kip and split work: also sharp Boy for sizing-—Apply Bernngion. Arrnley Wills. Leeds. BOOT TRADE. — Wanted. RIVETERS. FINISHERS ...
... Guinness Ord M LA 20 Sait Alls ne Ordinary oi nion Ord 2/3 43 He B. Goats & Co. 85% 664 Nitrate Railway. . Pears Soap Ord be Kent Coal 64s tmans or = 2 New Zea'lnd lhep ING Cow: Beeston Tyre ponents 4, New Seddon Humber Russian.. ary. Dunlop a ” top 3 = ...
... __________________ TRADE'S GOUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS, TRIED SEVERAL LOCAL REMEDIES BUT FOUND THEM WANTING., OUT Kent Street Dairy, Port.rea, Kent street Dairy, 1 ' Portsmouth, May 2G. 1891. Dear Sir,—For the |>ast few Ijlll'illMAllSiM. years Ihavelieen troubled ...
... received. THE GOLDEN ROSE. The will this year bestow the Golden Rose upon the Archduchess Giseia Louise Marie, the eldes* daughter ths late Empress Austrii, whose portrait we reproduce. The Golden Hose a mimic plant pure sold, standing a golden pot, whereon ...
... Cabinet Photo- graphs of the Mill Chimney Calamity, Is. each.—VEVERS, 12, Market Street, Agents wanted. fCLOTHING, DRAPERY, BOOTS and SHOES, _c., from 6d. per week. Best shops in Leeds.—24, Badminton Street, Road. l/fAGTC LANTERN, 10ft. picture, slides; ...
... 1245 A. Guinness Ord. . ROUS. All Ordinary Mo 175 vril Pret 6 20 210 Salt Tnion Ord B. Coats & Co. 65 20 Nitrate Railway 2 4 Kent Coal HBL, Pears Soap Ord lie New Zea'ind J Sk. castmans 2 West. Aus Jt.Sk. Tr. te? CYCLING. Beeston Tyre Humber Russian.. 9 ...
... Photo- graphs of the Mill Chimney Calamity, ls. each.—VEVERS, 12, Market Street, Briggate. Agents wanted. /CLOTHING, DRAPERY, BOOTS and SHOES, V> _c, from Od. per week. Best shops Leeds.—24, Badminton f Street, Roundhay Road. HORSE SHOE SCARF PINS, real English ...
... and it to be hoped that the weather will favourable for the fixture, which always a popular one with the Hants people. The Kent and M.C.C. match furnishes another instance of the risk of putting your opponents in to bat first after having won the toss ...
... was really smart, efiort. The ball came low down hot pace, but the Kirkhcat .nor caught, it, thus atoning for mi.-haps at Maidstone and Harrogate. Four wickets for 106 a perfect; wicket at lunch time was considered a better start for Yorkshire than for ...
... having stolen a pair of boots, value 2s. 6d„ the property of Abraham Matthew, boot and shoe dealer, Ravensthorpe. Prisouer said he met a man who had worked at Alf. Cooke's, at Leeds, and they got drinking. The other man gave him the boots to get some money ...
... steamers between India and the United States. One ought to get a good serviceable pair patent boots for about eighteen .shillings.— 2'o-JMi.t. The Maidstone epidemic has far cost the town £12.355. addition has expended out of the Belief Fund. Mr. Norman ...