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... -o- C R 0 0 K S & W I I S 0 N beg very respectfully to announce that their New BOOT AND SHOE SHOP fs now opened at the above address, and contains a choice assortment of Boots and Shoes of French and EngliSh umsnafaeture, suitable for the present Season ...
... pair of boots. A few days afterwawds the man returned with them, and said he went out in the barnyard to work *lmre it was a little wet, and the soles cause off. Mine Got, mine friend'. you didn't ought to walk round nut dens Ley ids cavalry boots, made ...
... takes to the last-named town. ICwore a wedding nng and a keeper, and the only clothing on the corpse was a dress and a pair boots, Iler right hand wan clenched, and wan full of human hair. It is conjectured that this hair is that of a child, whsle life ...
... Rarior.) IR 0 0 K S & W I L S 0 N beg very respectfully to announce that their New BOOT AND SHOE SHOP fs now opened at the above address, and contains a choice assortment of Boots and Shoes of French and English manufacture, suitable for the present Season ...
... a sale of asetul and fancy artioles. 1033 IMPORTANT NbTICE. BONA FIDE CLEARANCE SLE OF BOOTS, SHOES, .: ' n .: SLIPlEliS3Ao .~ jAT ?? ?? , ED.WARD .R),0OSIE R, BOOT AND SHOE WAI HOUSE, 284, HIGH ^ S'r T,'I3WNGOR, (Oplrosite 'tie l-Ii0 'tatino.)n. E DI)WARD ...
... o- C R 0 0 1 S & W I L S 0 N beg very respectfully to announce that their New BOOT AND SHOE SHOP In now opened at the above address, and oontains a ohoice assortment of Boots and Shoes of French and English manufacture, suitable for the present Season ...
... it was. I think I always institute a tacit comparison with the scene wlien I pass, as I did • few days ago, throz.gli the Kent gardens. I dareiay I criticise from • wrong point of view when I say that I admire the place where the plants are fall in leaf ...
... 9. 8nd 10, Market Street, Holyhead; Bangor J. E Griffth, mhewist, &o.. 241, High Street. SAVE YOUR EYES!!! SQUIRE XNIGHT'S GOLDEN EYE OINTME'NT. FOR tHE Cunsi OF ALL D}SIIASES VB' TaE' EYES, APPROACHING EVEN TO BLINDNESS. The preserration of good eyesight ...
... COTTAGES NEAR , AR.MOUT7 . : R W, DEW has been instructed to SELL l BY PUBLIC AUCTION, in the month of AusUST, I 1872, at thse GOLDEN LION Hofi'E, Dolgelley, the VEEY DESIRABLE UPLA ND-FARB[ called NANT, GWY'RDD I)DAIL, I situate in the' parish of Dolgelley ...
... capital stock of the company, for the year ended 31st December last. The ' sthmuesam,' in a notice of •• Notes on the Churches of Kent, by the late Syr Stephen Wynne, isye th a t Sir Stephen, e l, in his early youth fell a victim to the charms of eel:leaks ...
... wearnS at, present in England and Wales.,only, OJO cemeteries contaluting uineousecratcil giround., A return imeved for. ir ((boot three years agi shbowed 53il so) that there har l been an incoreasie in t~wo and a half or throeeyears ofoly !eight new rcoemtr ...
... A Bennett; hymn before the sermon, No. 314. Evening :—Chaut. Dupuis in A; servioe, King in F; anthem, Hear my Prayer, Kent. Organist:—lt. A. Atkins, E 1 In-rosiJence:—The Lord Bishop and the Bev. Canon Hugh Jones. DENBIGH. 3n 31011 day eyeing, the ...