... lost the trick of being *musing. • Si Joirx T -I,IOK, who unsuccessfully contended for ,Kent at the last general election, and is now just return , d La. Maidstone, is a horse of quite * different wiser. In the prime of life, finance and science are ids ...

... I'omfret's Ward Ahmo's Plot Quiudaro The Scout Rival Scouts The King's Man ; or, Patriot The Trapper's Pass and Tory The Hermit Kent, the Ranger The Otonoco Chief The Peon Prince On the Plains Irons The Scout's Prize ; or, The Old Dutch Blunderbuss The Red ...

... offers the remainder of his Winter Stock at nearly Half Prick. 0“ Observe the Address: JOHN M. DAVIS, General Boot Warehouse (Sign of the Golden Boot) 36, Kino -St, (near the Post Office) Waterford. ...

... B3A&D3; &TRY'. 41),D3 !M v 3 D' Krywiere by men.. irovnoro, Drsigiita. CATS NOM DO3I WONT NAT ITT RA eiowit Kat.. Mew, sad boot Rordh• No sltlmir ailwr d- Oh. *An by lao•id4o. k. . A.on • VIMMIN bd., Mt. Poolvatd.—Wurko% SAL/SAW/tr. =IF lITIVRAIILIO IRAIE ...

... April. A Worknovuse Seizep py a Orricer.— At the weekly meeting on Thursday, of the Guar- dians of the West Malling Union, Kent, a somewbat novel scene occurred During the reading of an important communication from the Poor-Law Board, the porter announced ...

... Child of Adoption Abmo's Plot Quindaro The Golden Belt The Scout Rival Scouts Sybil Chase; or, The Valley The King's Man ; or, Patriot The Trapper's Pass Ranche and T.ry The Hermit Monowano, the Shawnee Spy Kent, the Ranger The Oronoco Chief The Brethren ...

... Shop open from Ten a.m. till Six p.m. 3735 ULSTER ARCADE. BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT. TAMES LINDSAY & COMPANY So have received their recent very extensive Purchases of LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, Adapted for the present Season. SPECIAL ATTENTION ...

... with self-oontsmpa. ’’ ~ E. ...

... May, 1870. No, !» order the J uufiCß of Bankruptcy and Insolvency, the Stoca-ui- Trade, conri«tln«o£ Indie* boot* and fthoe*, gentlemen ■ boots and lihoe*. a quantity leather, two » machine*, *hop fixture*, Ac., household furniture, and other effect*. ...

... Brighton Horse Show in 8lf8, and W ' l'unbridge Welso, Lent, in 186C , and 1870; bred by . R rd Somers, Req., Groomsbridge, Kent, and imported by his present owner ata high prie. He is a bay horse 17 hands high, of imn- ?? bone and good action; believed ...

... the boots OXYGEN I8 LIFE, PEDIC TORED He then sent them WATERFORD 45D CBNTRAL IRBLAND Its the Cause of all’ H ’ & act. returned. In repli: to the » Mr. RAILWAY HENCE OXYDIZE ou YO the Electric and oo : «ht the Teaae. Thorntes. Maher said the boots were ...

... LAND'S GLORY, five years old, first prize wismer at Brighton Horse Show in 1868, and ?? Weals, Kent, in 1869, and 1870i bred by-Win. Somers, Esq., Groorsbridge, Kent, and jmported by hispresent owner at a higi price. He is a bay horse, 17 hands high, of iun- ...