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... removal sent frcoof charge to all parts. Goods or exchanged. Note the Address; W. KINSELL, 36 & 38, LAKE ROAD, LANDPORT. W. BOOTS, GENERAL RAILWAY' CARRIER & FORWARDING AGENT, TO ALL PARTS OF THE KINGDOM. Offices—Swan Street, Laxdport, Portsmouth. BEGS ...
... very comfortable, durable, and waterproof. Leather Soled Boots repaired and clumped with Gutta Percha on a new principle, which renders them waterproof and durable. Spring Sides put in old Boots machinery as neatly as when new, at a reduced rate. Waterproof ...
... mahoff« any jiedestal, library table, b lokcase, ludiau curiosities, cases of foreign birds, including the golden eagle, flying squirrel, argus, Monal golden pheasant, and Kimalav» partridge, entymological C‘•llection of ttys, moths, beetles, Himalaya arranged ...
... and • ——- Ruilty,. was committed for trial. Boots Havaht.— William Rateliffe was brought up on remand, charged with stealing two odd boots.—% waj stopped by Inspector Poole near the Vtuay liate with the boots concealed under his coat. It had been ascertained ...
... Prospect-row, Portsmouth, single woman, who deposed that on Tuesday night last about eleven o’clock she met the prisoner at the Golden Bell, in St. Mary’s-street. He accompanied her to her lodgings, where he gave her 3s. She left the room, saying she was going ...
... gone into was that of stealing three pairs of boots, the property of James Bishop, who carries on business as a shoemaker at 128, Commercial-road, Landport. In the month of January last three pairs of boots, which were hung in the doorway were stolen, ...
... shirting, 9Jd. per yard; blue check handkerchiefs, 6s. per dozen. Mr. Morrismen’s boots, 7s. 9d. per pair ; women’s boots, 4s. 6d. per pair; boys’ boots, 4s. 9d. per pair; girls’ boots, 3s. 6d. per pair; foreign butts, Is. 4fd. per lb. ; grain kip shoulders. ...
... school. Portsmouth Penny Readings.—The second entertainment took place at fie Gree >-row Rooms on Tuesday evening, Lieut.-Col H. Kent, 77th Regiment, presiding. attractive feature iu the programme was the presence the siring of the 77th Regiment Considering ...
... the Sessions. Municipal Elections. —The election of the Mayor and Mr. W. Kent as aldermen has cansed vacancies in tbe wards of All Saints’ and St. George. In the farmer Mr. O. Kent is st present the only candidate; in tbe latter Hr. O. F. Sherman and Mr ...
... labour. Tubsdat. —Before J. McGheane and George Curtis, Esqrs. Riotous in Kent Street. — /A*/(p Riddle and Edward Mindego were brought up in custody for being drunk and riotous in Kent-street, Portsea, this morning.—P.C. Shawyer proved the offence. —Riddle ...
... where they enjoyed themselves with a good game of cricket and then sat down to a hot dinner, supplied by Mrs. Hnnt, of the Golden Lion Inn. On the cloths being removed the nsnal loyal toasts, Ac., were given, and cricket resumed. Having partaken of tea ...
... to consider the desirability of building a new room; but the Chairman told him that had been done over and over again. Mr. Kent suggested that Mr. Gudlipp should alter his motion to the effect that a new board-room only be erected.—Mr. Uowbll thought ...