... HE1NRY HESKET, ( 62, CUolrHsREET, PRESTOK. PAYMFTS BY IMSTALMENTS. d ' _ * JOHN gOR . BOOT AND SHOE It NA 6, LuNR-aTaRT, AND 12, psRAneATm, Would call 0cal att.nti pr ?? Boots and Ahoes, onnllthe host appove Spaerins ftork the 1, aproaching sel'allson.atoedatnsote ...

... 240 The following ladies presided at the trays: aI tio _Misse Ciron, Mr.Lk, Veilson, Mrs. H. Calvert, the aN ?? ?? -1 Mrs. Kent Mr. L! Fojp'T fr-t, Mrs. Marthand, si son, is Mtear. rs.Delire rs M nin Mr. it. ?? - a. aihhos Mes rnwe, Mrs. artly Mis owe ...

... are in te roomJ ipwards JOHN (iORRILL, Wholeale and Retail BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, yE. 6, LvlNE-sTaIzzT, AND 12, FARGATE, Would call special attention to his new Spring Stock of IURN. Boots and Shoes in all the most approved patterns for the approaching ...

... CA.N GOOD WEARIRI BOOTS OV VE OVE5CltDi'IIO J TI GOD IcE' T 17, FSaPO-TY ,pAflETO', Holi SIGN OF TOF IFEBUOY I Bassco ALso AT 12, C10 RCH.STREET, BLACKPOOL coCB T REP SAD WELL DONE.D 11FPAIS SPEEDILN well E..WILI.M..S.EL, MA., an- r ?? T R E1 . ?? the ...

... district. Th A SECRET WORTH fINOWING. -All, who wer pal only Gullet's Boots, fitted on at his shop are free from few corns, bunions, and deformed feet. Ladies and Gentlemen, th, try these boots, and learn that secret.-41, Fishergate- en. Advt. fe.n RAILWAY TRAFFIC ...

... Wd. Beys ec,,? Gi-ls' Boots propoirtionftely Chcap. A clinics selection of the nov and fashionably High- Legged, Button, and Laced Boots in Levant and Kid, now in stock ; also., -a large and varied stock of EVENING DRESS BOOTS, Rossettes, Trimmings, ...

... ensigns, three sergeants, 211 rank and file. The compauics afterwards partook of dinner the following places : —Number one, Golden Cross; number two. Wagon and Hone* ; number three. Ore dsn Inn; and number four. Port Admirab Iwo Boys Drowned Cottan whilst ...

... Thomas’s Chapfl-op-Ease.— On Sunday last three special services were held and sermons preached at the new chapel of-easo, Kent-street, the preacher the morning and evening was the Rov, J. Gill Mallinson, minister of precdon, Leicestershire; the afternoon ...

... substantially-built, and conveniently situated HOTEL within five inmates’ walk of tho Kent’s Bank Station, and about two miles from Grange, known by the name the Kent’s Bank Hotel,” coutaiuiug commodious silting and bedrooms, billiard-room, and the neces ...

... be let. Let, 16, SrKPUBNSON-TEKRACK. Kent, JL £l9los. TO let. LOWER BANK Fill wood Freehold.-Awly, Mr. door. , BKBIiHOUSE, died Moot Polk T.vtrw, iltbMM CAB.newwbMU, I 18. ltrtckenliVlry-»lreet.--Apply the prero -J. W.Vm.Uy. TO Lot, the oomroodiont HOU'R ...

... SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, pro- 1L pared without any mercurial ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott, of Bromley, Kent. ThesePillswillbefoundinvaluableto all whossufferfrom bilious aud liver complaintsindigestion, windspasmsgiddiness.dizziness ...

... Hutton Hall. Henry Fletcher Riggs, Esq., Wood Broughton. H. Cunlitle Shawe, Esq., Edwinstowe Hall. T. M1. Shuttlewvorth, Esq., Golden Hill. Albert Simpson, Esq., Elenhurst. Walter Simpson, Esq., Avenham Tower. Richard Smethurst, Esq., Ellerbeck. W. S. Carr ...