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... Attention to two large Lots of Ladies' Best WALKING BOOTS, which must Cleared Oat. Also Gentlemen's Best Goods oi every description. Observe the Address CHARLES TINKER, (Late John THE BEE HIVE BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, No. 16, TOP OF HIGH-STREET, Opposite ...
... Buildings, GOOD. South-street, Sheffield Moor. YR ELLIOTT'S FASHIONABLE AND DURABLE LADIES 1 , GENTLEMEN'S, AND CHILD BEN BOOTS AND SHOES, Suitable for the present Season, ELLIOTTS 71, MARKET-PLACE, LEATHER LEGGINGS, SPRING SIDES 4a. to. PAIR. 88, MA ...
... adding that they had WC mrted with their valued friend, Mr Davis, She had discharged his dudes most efficiently, had won golden opinions from every ono and had won _ hg _ c __ 6 was leaving, and nop wou , d which hoped was far hi h him (Mr. did ._ Mr ...
... clouded all over. It is pleasant the just man to see the golden light streaming down here and there upon the hills, nor is the pleasure destroyed by the reflection that he is not in the line of the golden radiance, but is a quiet spectator, seated afar off ...
... wears, memory of his daughter, has obliged him to decline the hospitality which her has offered him. In Maidstone and the adjoining parishes the Maidstone Journal says, the hopbine stili presents unfavourable appearance. Fly ia numeroos, and the carnage ...
... He had obtained in all about £1,000. A sENT TO man English, late superin- texdent of the Kent Constabulary, was, on Fridey, sentenced to seven years’ the Maidstone Assizes, for having unlewfally appro- to his own use a sum of £109, which had been entrusted ...
... displayed in one of the open galleries overlooking the grounds, are arranged with mnoh taste among silver maples, saplings of golden oak, purple beeches, and ivy plants with variegated leaves, trained to grow round espaliers of different shapes. The new rose ...
... THE HOP GARDENS OF KENT.—No. II. (From a Correspondent.) The pleasing young woman with blue eyes and sun bonnet bore down upon us, as I said, in the narrow path between the hop-poles my companion D. affecting a timidity which is quite foreign to his nature ...
... ANTED, FILE MANAGER, with a Set of good Workmen.—Address Box 106, Port Office, with particular* WANTED, at once, BOOTS (Head), the Golden Lion, Maryport. None need apply unless steady and obliging, and good from last situation. ANTED, ap active Young ...
... FILE MANAGER, with a Set of good Workmen.—Address Box 100, Post Office, with particulars. ' 7218 WANTEDTat once, BOOTS (Head), the Golden Lion, Maryport. None need apply unless steady and obliging, and good character from last situation. WANTED, LABOURERS ...
... another bay horse of some one in Kent, but that he could not recollect the name. I knew that he bought a horse in Stamford-street and one in Kent. The Lord Chief Justice : Where was it bought—m Kent . Witness: In Maidstone Barracks. I asked him about the ...
... collected. Meetings of Creditors.—On Wednesday a meeting of the creditors of Mr. William Evens, of Carlton-road, Attercliffe, boot and shoe dealer, was held at the offices of Messrs. Appleby and Lawson, Queen-street Chambers. A statement of affairs was read ...