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... chinery in tte Manufacture of Boots and Shoes is one of the greatest advantages to the public. EXPERIENCE has shown tbat there is only ono STEAM BOOT and SHOE FACTORY in tho South of England, and that is the CENTRAL BOOT and SHOE STEAM FACTORY, East-street ...
... Osborn, Ramsgate, jouxneyma. carpenter.— James Thomas Harvey, Whitstahle, maste S^fnr 1 ? 0^ fi^WLPebajW- Kent, ferm labourer.- Darnel Clark, Maidstone.— Richard Corbett, Tipton Droviiirv ?? Johns. Worcester, bcoffier.^war L-nnnell Adey, Camden-u-race West ...
... road, coaohbuilder! John Sears, Maidstone, grocer.— William James Smith, South- wark, provision dealer.— Thomas Waddington, South Hackney baker.— Robert White, Lombard-street, wine merchant — Francis Williams, New Kent-road, tool manufacturer — Harry ...
... regiment. Serjeant Jonea, of tbe aame regiment, gave him tbe other boot, and tbe pair of boots pro- duced were tbose which he saw tbe priaoner throw behind the cosl box. He delivered the boots to Serjeant- Msjor Mullins. Serjeant- Major Mullina deposed that ...
... Home-made Cashmere Boots . . . 1 6J Good Patent Seal Shoes . . . . .16 Kid Military Heel Walking Boots . . .66 Dupciio-i dllto Olttu . . . . .76 Children's Patent Strap Shoes . . . . 5; I Carpet Shoes . . . . . . . 1 0 | French Boots, black or coloured ...
... CLEVELAND'S HOUSE and DANCING BOOTS in Kid Caahmere, White Jean. ko. Own make warranted. HOUSH BOOTS always in stock, with thin or stout soles, suitab c for parlour or kitchen, from 3b ëd. ALL BEWN CLOTH or CASHMERE WALKING BOOTS, lace at side or elastic ...
... AUTUMN and WINTER WALKING BOOTS, in Kid and Levant, for LADIES; double and olump soles. Own make warranted ⢠CLEVELAND'S HOUSE and DANCING BOOTS, for Ladies, ta *?gâ Cashmere, White Jean, Ac, from 3s «d. CLEVELAND'S SHOOTING BOOTS, for Gentlemen; only ...
... mother's house. He asked her what she had about her, and she dropped four pair of boots from under her shawl, savin*, •the servant told me I could take these. (The boot* were i J^ 1 * 7 .* 0 ' ?? ' h « mother, and a lodger.) He fol- lowed her and on ...
... the Drowsy God soon wrap beauteous form in golden slnmaer — may delicious dreams hover o'er thy couch I — Emily Chit betrothed, somewhat matter-mf- faetj .- Good night. Be enre yon turn the gas off, put your boots out, and — don't snore.— Judy. Voltaire ...
... Tredenniek, to the Curacy of Hadlow, Kent. Rev. L. C. Walford, to the Curacy of Brenchley, Kent. Rev. W. H. Walter, M.A., to the Rectory ot St. Mary-le-Bow, Durham. Rev. J. Watney, to the Curacy of Southborough, Kent. Rev. T. S. Watson, to the Curacy of ...
... Stamford- street, Blackfriars-road, com- ?? Case, Arthur-street, Old Kent-road, and Upper Thames-street, dealer in oils.— Thomas Bell, Oxford- sireet, pork butcher.— John White, Upper Norwood, boot- ?? Smith, Bishopsgate-buildings, Half-moon- street, Bishops ...
... half pay of the Royal Artillery, to be Captain, the rank being honorary only. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. William Collingwood, Maidstone, chemist. Robert Wilcock, Seacombe, plumber. BANKRUPTS. Notice of Adjudications and First Meeting of Creditors . To surrender ...