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... ounces, value £84,400; the Constant, from Melbourne, 12,000 ounces, valued at £4l,000; the Kent, from the same port, has ;63,735 ounces, valued ac £235,000; the Maidstone, from Sydney, 15,715 ounces, value £62,860 ;—making together £490,704. All the silver ...
... anld (Cottoin lltdcc iie rown Portmnanteau, containing, 2 Pairs of White and 2 1'.ltsir of Light T1weed Trousers, 2 Pairs Boots, S Blue Stripied Shirts;, mind P'air of Stockings ; Japainned Tin Box, containing 4 Ladies' Bionnets, 2 Veils, and Diaiper ...
... Mile-end Road, cheesemonger. - Henry Taylor, New. bury, Berkshire, grocer.-James Bishop, Southampton, boot and maler.-Ilenry Coppinger, Hawklaurst, Kent, tailor.-Ed. Harrow Road, Paddington, and Park Terrace, Regent's Park, oil and rdounuan.-Thos. John ...
... ' cwt., by George & Son. The plantations in the The report, which was read bythe Seeretaryostated that neighbourhood of Maidstone have experienced an imtlie revenue account chows • balance ef receipts over provement within the last few days, especially ...
... that office—Mr William Fenton to chairman. vice. At the distriba’ High School prizes on ie in the ances ou the | Perform The Golden ng to the White Star line, arrived at ‘aoe Jaue 13, iu 83 days. Tur 8. 8. Sur ifteent whose we announced im last Friday's ...
... lloutman, Loilman, from Liverpool for Sjd• , .1,.. toß.i the value of the house. I Hugh M'Dougall, sometime spirit-dealer in Kent Street, The 117 of old wheat sold thus:— in Daiiast, was siranoeu rota niu* tusi i y, July 19, lat. 634 » »» If rt » that Mario ...
... fokc ss ono. o . ihU rninriers ..f whe-it sold thus • order, and two strings of pearls round the neck—it Glasgow i iperative Boot and Shoemakers* Frutect.ve So- wor|a . pt ( was disregarded; when was / ,v « t,,k,r a,,a t,w,hlt * r « a, l ''! ,[ ton carved ...
... will give idea of such LAMES CLOTH BOOTS, from Si. „ COBURG SHOES, from 7s. „ WALKING „ from Si. „ SATIN SLIPPERS, from Si. - - _ I PATENT, MOROCCO & KID, from 4e. GENTLEMEN'S PATENT DRESS BOOTS, from 20. WELLINGTON BOOTS, horn CLOTH & CLARENCE, from 129 ...
... great savings might be made in the good temper, BANKRUPTS. (From the Edinburgh Gazette of Tuesday, Jan. 23.) John M‘Caull, boot and Gathrie, ageat for Union Bank Stranraer, bas been appointed tm factor. to elect a trustee and be held in Stranraer, on ...
... Finishing ' S Machines; Boot Front Blocking Mlachine; large and smalla Saw Frames rurd Circular Saws; 3 Last Turning Maclines; 1 Hyde Elevator Mlachine; large and small Lathes; several r Patent' Weighing Machines; large assortment of Boot and Shoe Trees; Lasts ...
... -Ensign Louis Walter Fisher to Lieutooant, without OUE STATUE OF MARS. purchase, vice K. I’. Armstrong, appointed to the 77th boot. ! I The Mars of old lime was myth. It appears that the modern British c.Rth Foot—Ensign E. R. F. Vicars to be Lieutenant witliout ...
... worth 2s. 3d. Misses' Felt Boots reduced from 2s. to 1014. and la. _ . . . Lot of Ladies' Fur-lined Slippers at Is. &I.—cheap at 2s. Pairs Ladies' French Slippers, Anderson's price 2s. 6d , now Is. Hid. Ladies' Stout Cloth Boots at the -tempting price of ...