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... GREAT CHEAP SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES, AT AN EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION OFF OUR USUAL PRICES. THIS DAY, • AND FOLLOWING DAYS. ' - THE MUNSTER BOOT COMPANY, ' 18, GRAND PARADE, (Pacing Great George's Street), BEG to announce that in order to make room for their ...
... Kingdom and ooquintonoo with boot markets, oomlnnod with tViot personal attention, that cannot fail to merit share public patronage. (802 S) BRANDT, Pure by AnalytiiJ. BK for “FLEUR-DE-LIS BRANDY, the pnroek, cheapest, and boot eeor ellared for oalo, and ...
... (beat quality) 18*. per Dinner Claret 12*. 18*. 24*. per D«MertClaret. 4fc. 60». 66*. pcrdoa. Fale .. 24a. 30k 3«». per dor. Golden Sherri** 30*. 36*. 42a. per dot Old Poet* 30k 30*. 42k per do*. Very Old Port* fiOk 72k per do*. Dry Champagne* 40k 60k per ...
... Bottle) IBf. The Dinner Wine 24i. Very Old Crusted (highly recommended) 36i. SHERRIES. Pale Golden 16>. to 20i. Very Dry Palo 245, 28«. Golden (foil bodied) ._ 24*. t* 28i, Per lb. Very Beet Bl*A T« 3i. Oi QnUlintn & Co,'* (Selected) ...
... troops are badly shod, or that they are compelled adapt their f-et to tight ill-fitting boots. believe there as many as from thirty to fifty different sizes of boots in store at the army clothing department, and soldier has only himself 10 thank if be does ...
... you. I have not had a dean flannel for a month. 1 have been here a month on Saturday, and it is time I should at home. My boots lias worn out. His Lordship next referred to the arrangement which was evidently made for the purpose of keeping the unhappy ...
... Regan) Mr. J. it Pair Maid of Kent, 8 yrs, (Asbworth) vee c Mr. Sharp’s br m Kate (late Bray, 3 yrs, 6st 8ib, . it (Connely) Betting— Even @ © Prince, to 1 agst Norma, 4 to Lagat Pearl Se:ker, 5 to 1 agat Fair Maid of Kent. At the effort the horses got ...
... repairing some of the machinery of the boat which broke down in its recent voyage from Liverpool; and on Thursday he left the boot in company with thede* fendant, and while walking through the town the defendant struck him, knocked him down, and called him ...
... showers in the North they were but sufficient to rather check advancing rates. The storm of Thursday night scarcely reached Maidstone,and was too lusty to do permanent good, though very refreshing to tho dust-clad herbage and languid foliage. frequently of ...
... Foot.—l‘apt. Archibald Vouag LaaSlo.from the iStd Foct, b« Uapt.. vice U. JH. Oldliatn, made Sapeixomertr.' holdlog appaiat- Kent Add., Roy si Militia. Sdrd Foot.--Lloot.Joho William lloggo, from the 41et Foot. t> b« Lieut., vioe W. F. Mamott, wfc escbar ...
... with walls of yellow brick, standing open kind of platform pf oeWet turf, wheooa there ie view right away, leafy woodland* of Kent, pact Sydenham, with its glass palace, past rustic homesteads and smoky towns, to the bsreesj uplands of Surrey—a house up ...
... about twenty ect by twelve, with some these trials somewhat taxed ST . moltose parish, ...