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... Manufacture of Boots and Gentlemen* Clothing. THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY. 147,-CHEAPSIDE, LONDON. AUTHORISED AGENT FOR EXETER: S. S. GIMBLET ; ', 68, Hioh-st3bbt, Doors el>'.o ill : .d;). SEWING!- MACHINES. Tl/rACIIINES FOS TAILORS BOOT MAKER?, and ...
... only 21. 81-PULJL- V- • GENFX.EMAN.-A youth of 17, » ooonectri. l«en «ut*ucoa at the Hampillire Kent ijh.atbs' hard labour for burglary. n^. „,n >jk)ous, boots, and other articles from a enuring her ho\isc the dairy window. attempt lu prove the prisoner ...
... be her Majesty’s and in an excited “stand-and- were in a pitiful plight indeed ; most of them were swith out er, Newbarnes, Kent; Andrew Holmes 3 by its former Imperial garrison. The S; er took the chair at four o’clock. held on March 28th.” deliver” style ...
... loaned for the occasion by Mr. Kent Kyngdon, who has made them his own. There is that singular pile of granite rock ycleped Bo.verman's Nose, to found near Manaton-on-the- Moor. Sunset is the time chosen, and the golden glow of the last rays on the horizon ...
... letter M. Rsspail encloses a post-office order for 25 francs. _ A well-known fashionable boot and shoe maker in Paris has formed an Interesting collection of boots and shoes worn by his illustrious patrons for many years. These are arranged on shelves ...
... chairman of the Merchants’ Trading Company, by attributing the foundering of the Golden Fleece to unfair means applied by that gentleman. Neither Mr. Femie nor tiie Golden Fleece was mentioned by name; and the learned judge (Mr. Justice Brett) loft it ...
... their former visit. The Rent Audit of Sir B. Wrey, for the Holne property was held by R. G. Abraham, Esq., the steward the Golden Lion on Thursday last week. After the usual business the numerous tenants sat down to dinner provided by Mr. Dobell. The worthy ...
... and other birds, 17; Game, any other variety, 11; Bramahs, light, 10; Bramahs, dark, 15; Harnburghs, golden-pencilled, 10; silver-pencilled, 9 ; golden-spa gled, 12; silver-spangled, 14; Poland, any variety, 11; Barn-door, 6; Game Bantams, 10 Bantams, ...
... EXHIBITION, LONDON, 1862, & EXHIBITION 1866. Awarded to GARTON and COMPY. for great excellence CHAS. GARTON, RUSSELL, & Co.'s GOLDEN AND OTHER ALES, IT7ARRANTED free from adulteration, and 1 mor Alcohol comparatively than any other extant, but they do not ...
... —A yemng woman, Balm of Colombia,” ptapanttion whlohthoTondora Srnor, Mid wo that Cnrtia and Perkim, New York and aumlar to Kent'. Cavern, baa been thoroughly explored also appicra to have shown himself loss amenable to the oitoton. aged 22. who manage ...
... only >lb., Jib., and 1 lb. tm- the MArKvSlla COCOA M tbeir beverage for T. DAVENPORT, 33 Great RuascU-strcot, London, W.O. Kent's Caveiin.—This famous ossiforoas four,! ~ w&gsmm Sfphart.o the duties of his office. He then read your SarsapariUafor patient* ...
... Sir E. s' Prideaux, Bart., Sir John Duckworth, Bart. ; Sir John Duntze, Bart.; Sir John Kennaway Bart. ; Sir Kent T C.8.; Lieut. Hunter Kent,K.N. ; Rev. Canon Lee, Rev. Preb. Barnes, Rev Preb. Sanders, Capt. Courtenay, Dr. Blackall, Biggs Andrews, Esq ...