... last and sweetest thing in fashion is the Alexandra Limp. Shoemakers in London now offer their fair customers the choice of boots with equally high heels for each foot, or the far more charming variety of a high heel for one foot and a low heel for the ...

... island of New Zealand. A ilividenid of £30 pal5 share was paid by the Golden Crowir clim Nov. 1, and another dividend of £20 tior ?? folloeerd oel Nov. 16 TIe yield of gold by the Golden Crowln ?? in October was 2,667 or., of the valie of neosaly £10,000 ...

... MACHINES-HighEot Pri.e at 1867 Exhibition; suitable for any plnpose.. Instruction free. SOLE, INSOLE, and UPPER LEATHTERS; Boot Uppers, Shoo Kit, Grindery, andevery article ii the trade. F 3800 d TIMRY FARISH and CO.'S 18s. per dozen SHERRY D.. FARISH ...

... , and Mr. Simpson, for the bankrupt, consenting, an adjournment for a month took place Iu the matter of C. and J. Hampson, boot and shoe dealers, Normanton and Castleford, Mr. Harle offered no objection to an application made by Mr. Rooke, on behalf of ...

... the Order of the Bath yesterday afternoon at Windsor Castle. Wednesday being the anniversary of the death of the Duchess of Kent, ier Majesty raid a visit to the mausoleum at Frogmrore, in which her Royal mother is interred, Later in tbo day It was also ...

... the Irish Land Bill Tuesday the 12th April. MAIDSTONE BARRACKS. CARD WELL, in reply to Sir John Lnbbock, said the Maidstone Barracks would be vacant in few days, tat they would not accommodate the Wert Kent Militia, otherwise it would convenient and ...

... Lord Lflford. SRITH.— May 2. aged 64. Jane, wife of Mr Abm. Smith, boot and shoe maker, Bawdon. _ . THOMPSON.-April 27, aged Realtor, wife John Thompson, Bawdon, and late Maidstone, Kent. 1, at South Parade, Wakefield, his 80th year, Edward Tomlinscn, Esq ...

... sersoDial, lie bequeaths to his said siepliew, G. 13. DBring, ?? will of Mr. Alexaider Raidall, bak]er, of Foley-house, Maidstone, Kent, the prihncilpal partner ie the Keitisli Bank, wiso died Oil thoe *5t] ult., xmas proved in Lomduon ltilthe 14th.iiastaut ...

... crimes, such cruel wrongs, and ?? intensity of feeling existed in those lower depths of London life, far above which, like the Golden Gods of Epicurus, they lived in careless ease, till this great apostle of the people touched their hearts and taught them ...

... CHARLES WORTH, Solicitor, Settle, Settle, May, 1870. VALUABLE EBTATK NEAR SETTLE FOR BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr JAMES the Golden lion Hotel, Settle, In the county York, TUESDAY the day of June, 1878, tt Four o'clock is tto Afternoon, A that very desirable ...

... The holiday, hardly . pom Chat without, fatal accident happening the many excursionists who the city. Saturday afternoon boot, oontefaiiig wet down, and three ft party of .xcur.ioiu.ta, who had come tb- Mrthodfat school Grrdeu. proceed th.nror. counted ...

... in their Romsg, E~st par.ldo. Leclens Tdg ed ot Twrelfth. commenel at eleven o'clozk, ' OlUR Huordrd and Sixty-two PAIRS of BOOTS J1and SLIPI'ERS, including men's, womeon's, and clrildeon's Sires. :~atont, Levant, krip, calf, and kid iralthere; aix sewing ...