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... immense t-toek of Boots (band sewn) at half the usual prices. N.B. -Left-oil Clothes Bought. P. 0.0 parcels. B ARGAI worth * guinea. BLACK 1 oRI\ a and t, Kii^ garden (opposite I vans's). has just bought an immense STI T f? *_ , l >erior BOOTS, best finish ...
... now living, when the popular ideal of a farmer was a stalwart, broad- backed, perhaps slouching, wide-brimmed, heavy- ■kly-booted individual ; but, like the British Tar of the Transpontine drama, this is now a mere tradition. The farmer of the period is ...
... for all occasions. Al Opeia Cloaks, and Classes. The Largest Stock of sup* DriS BOOTS LENT, EJLACKFORD, of os -street, has a oboice ASSORTMENT of Drees Boots Shooting Boot, and others. Misfits from tho lient houses. Portmanteaus and Bags by the best makers ...
... Cae_B. milE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE. X _^ In 18 Gallon Casks. TSI GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE. In Bottle. rpHE GOLDEN HOR RALE ALE. rpHE GOLDEN~HOP PALE ALE. rpilE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE. npHE GOLDEN HOP PALE ALE^ rpHE ...
... Pagnell, Bucks. C^ SOUNTRY BOARD and RESIDENCE, ma village J (Mid-Kent). OFFERED to a LADY or Gentleman of quiet babits; a comfortable home; on moderate terms.â XL B. M., Harrietsham, Maidstone. HIGHLAND - HOME OFFERED to a small family, or two young ladies ...
... pro tern. MOLE'S PATENT BOOT OOMPANY (Limited).? Capital 10,000; in 5000 Shares of 2 eacb. 10s. ou appiica- Uon and li)s.i,n alleitmeu 1 . lif any) not with three months' ' Jnc the Army, the Police, aud th. iJly, with' Boote an.l Hhoe- with the Patent ...
... try WELLS' BOOTS with the new WIRE-QUILTED SOLES, manufactured specially and only in boys' and girls' sizes by the LONDON SHOE TIP COMPANY. Every pair is stamped G.M.Wells, London, on the Soles. For economy, durability, and comfort these Boots are acknowledged ...
... man first the Duke St, Albaa’s. and thence the Kentish Town Police-station, Mr. W. H. Harris, Ac, 33, Great Windnailistrect, Golden-square, stated the nature of the injuries inflicted, and said the effects of the wound and blows would be possibly impair ...
... -court-*-. —April 21 W. li. Johnson, I.oel-ter. Camberwell, commissi.,,, agenti —April 21, VV. Sweeney, John court, Wigmorc-st. boot and shoe maker— Apiil 21, T. F. Birchal), Cheapside. photographer April 21, VV. B. Smith, Peterborough, travelling draper— ...
... Order of th* Trust***. r»tf>.nl*Bridfe, Kent *MR. HOHFHT SELL AICTION, May 4. at Tw-!»* for One, ou the Pmnists. MM.trtn road. Stan«t«-a ...
... right through Blackdown Common, whence you command a splendid view of Surrey, Sussex, much of Hampshire, and something of Kent. But it turned out that it preserved its magnificent air only for a few hundred y_-rds, end until it led to the Laureate's ...
... LIN E to MAIDSTONE (Shortest ard Most il Direct R.mte). via LONDON, CHATHAM, anil DOVER RAILWAY.- The Stations are KEMSING, WROTHAM (Boro' Green), MALLING, BARMING. and MAIDSTONE. Now Open for passenger traffic.* Fares between London and Maidstone by all ...