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... Saddles, Stirrup Leathers, Ac. Is indispensable for Boots and Shoes, keeping them soft and waterproof, and does not prevent them taking polish. Is invaluable to Fishers, Shooters, and Skaters, keeping their Boots, Shoes, Straps, Ac., soft and flexible, and their ...
... Bowler, 3], Silchester Road, Notting Hill, tavern tin! Thomas Poolly, 2, Kent, lime merc! Summersfield Place, Boxley Road, Maidstone, ; Stansfield Hay, Halifax, Yorkshire, boot dealer George Harrison, ptcushire, innkeeper Edward Band, Northampton, Charies ...
... bales, against bales the preceding week. Latest advices from New York report the market dull. Mid and East Kents, to £l2 12s; Weald of Kents, £6 to £8; Sussex, £5 12s to £6 13s; Bavarians, to £9; French £5 to £6 10s; Americans, £4 5s to and Yearlings ...
... se as to give the employes the full benefit of the DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT “S 8 is closed every nea Owe o'clock, for a half KENT HOUSE, GATESHEAD. « GENTLEMEN” wuo “‘ NO CREDIT. AND FASHIONABLE TAILORS, AND CELEBRATED (ORIGINAL) GUINEA TROUSER MAKERS, ...
... MARKET, 19.—Mid and East £10 Ws to £17; Weald of Kent, £8 10s to £9 9s; Farnbam and and East ry J of Rent, £3 to to £7; Olds, £1 Seto £2. demand con- tinues for small parcels of Weald of Kent, Mid Kent, and choice Sussex hops fine coloured Sussex com ...
... Stirrup Leathers, &e. Is indispensable for Boots and Shoes, keeping them soft and waterproof, and does not prevent them taking a polish. Is invaluable to Fishers, Shooters, and Skaters, keeping thei Boots, Shoes, Straps, &c., soft and flexible, and their ...
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... (two miles below Chapel), and was overturned within a short distance from the shore. The captain bad taken off his coat, boots, &c., and prepared to swim. When the boat upset the second mate contrived to get upon the keel, and the accident having been ...
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... Irish Laud Bill on Tuesday, the 12th April. MAIDSTONE BARRACKS. Mr CARDWELL, in reply to Sir John Lubbock, said the Maidstone Barracks would be vacant in a few days, but they would not accommodate the West Kent Militia, otherwise it would be convenient ...