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... Edwards—Tailor, Clothier—Boot and Shoe Maker, would respectfully call attention to the great convenience and advantage of being supplied from one EstablishmentwithanydescriptionofGENEßALDßAPEßY —Boys and Men's Clothing—Hats—Caps—Boots—Shoes— &c., &c. Every ...
... D UPWARDS OF A OINTURY. IF YOU WANT A GOOD BOOT YOU WILL GET IT AT M. TARRANT & SON'S BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENTS, HIGH STREET & WOOD STREET, SWINDON. BOOT•MAKIPO IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. A LARGE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION always Selling ...
... cheapness. UPWARDS OP A CENTURY. IF YOU WANT A GOOD BOOT YOU WILL GET IT AT M. TA_RR.A. BOOT AND SHOE ' & SON'S HIGH STREET & WOOD STREET, SWINDON. BOOT-MAKING IN ALL ITS BRANCHRS. A LARGE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES OP EVERY DESCRIPTION always Selling at Prices ...
... BRANDY, IT the produce of the fine KENT MORELLA CHERRY, is now an established favourite in the Hunting Field and with sportsmen generally. It may be obtained through any Wine Merchant, or direct from the Distillery, Maidstone, at 42b. per dozen case. [6975 ...
... BRANDY, the produce of the fine KENT MORELLA CHERRY, is now an established favourite in the Hunting Field and with sportsmen generally. It may be obtained through any Wine Merchant, or direct from the Distillery, Maidstone, at 425. per dozen case. [6975 ...
... in the north, they were but sufficient to rather check advancing rates. The storm of Thursday night scarcely reached to Maidstone, and was too hasty to permanent good, though very refreshing to the dust-clad herbage and languid foliage. frequently of ...
... things above, and live for them. This will fit us for the nobler and better second life that awaits the faithful. Jerusalem the Golden will be reached at last. There, instead of spending our years if listening to a brief and empty tale, we shall be face to ...
... Moeland, Bel, ea depositions of Mr. objection. John in most flippant manner mid : ant 11 40 II 40 1 536 Tanking, Dickey, Kent, and _Townsend. During a ma at co end the Bbrirenham tunny, am n .. 8 12 . .. ••• • m 1 last year ...
... surface . I Me al6 I bad exPaata d • Yee, place, they found the footman lying dead in his own In a little heap lay the golden sovereigns rotated trout private drawer. room. He had committed suicide by cutting his throat shall never forget the chock ...
... builtat New Swindon, shots at 200, 400, and 500 yards, Wimbledon targets, rained om t m he ore, others 1 Penzance near the Golden Lion. Plane and specifications may and scoring : DEVTEES CORN MARKET, July 24.-The rapid HO for years carried on business ...
... NOTICES OF BOOKS, &c. Biblical Studies, by E. H, M.A., Rector of Pluckley, Kent, and Professor of Divinity, King's College, London, and Co., Publishers, 56 Ludgate Hill, London, 1870. - We may sometimes feel compelled to differ from the author of this ...
... labouring man may live as cheap in Kent or Sussex as in the bishopric of Durham ; and yet in Kent a poor man shall earn 75., 10s., 9s. week, and in the north 45., or perhaps less; the difference is plain in this, that in Kent there is a greater want of people ...