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... and Select Department. Caps, Hosiery, Shirts, Boot 3, Shoes, &c. 6—Ladies' Ties, Scarves, Gloves, and Sets. 7— Portmanteaus, Rugs, and Waterproof Clothing. and Shoe Department for Gentlemen and Boys. ll—Boot and Shoe Department for Ladies & Young Ladies ...
... WESTGATE. BIRMINGHAM—2I, 22, and 23, NEW-STREET. WOLVERHAMPTON—4I, DUDLEY STREET. LONDON—66 and 67, OXFORD-STREET. Ta ATES, U BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, 14, UPPERHEAD-ROW (Top of Land's-lane), LEEDS, has now on hand one of the MOST CAREFULLY-SELECTED STOCKS IN ...
... same train *° ' , place somewhere down in Kent—her own, by-the-by— do you know, somehow that farewell bow and smile f 1 ' haunted me queerly ever since ? Who knows if pleasant orchards and hop gardens of Kent, a man rfli-° Might what ? said Bertie ...
... WESTGATE. BIRMINGHAM—2I, 22, and 23, NEW-STREET. WOLVERHAMPTON—4I, DUDLEY-STREET. LONDON—66 and 67, OXFORD-STREET. TA ATES, u BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, 14, UPPERHEAD-ROW (Top Lands-LANE), LEEDS, has now on hand one of the MOST CAREFULLY-SELECTED STOCKS IN LEEDS ...
... WESTGATE. BIRMINGHAM—2I, 22, and 23, NEW-STREET, WOLVERHAMPTON—4I, DUDLEY-STREET. LONDON —66 and 67, OXFORD STREET. TA ATES, 7 BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, 14, UPPERHEAD-ROW (Top Land s-lane), LEEDS, has now on hand one of the MOST CAREFULLY-SELECTED STOCKS IN LEEDS ...
... Department. 3—Habit and Livery Department. 4—Boys' and Youths' Separate and Select Department. s—Hats, Caps, Hosiery, Shirt 3, Boots, Shoes, &c. 6—Ladies' Ties, Scarves, Gloves, and Sets. 7—Portmanteaus, Rugs, and Waterproof Clothing. 8— Shoe Department for ...
... WESTGATE. BIRMINGHAM—2I, 22, and 23, NEW-STREET, WOLVERHAMPTON—4I, DUDLEY-STREET. LONDON—66 and 67, OXFORD-STREET. A T E S, V BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, 14, UFPERHEAD-ROW (Top of LAND'S-lane), LEEDS, has now on hand one of the MOST CAREFULLY-SELECTED STOCKS IN ...
... Lambert jumped back in ' ' and, shaking Old Grecian by the hand, ercl-ii* yield the palm of victory, thou man of fat, more *° a golden chain than Wolsey's mighty cook ! . c What would be said now-a-days to couple ol go* men running a race on a Sunday for a ...
... J. Abbey. James Richard White, son of the late Mr. Richard White, innkeeper, to Eliza, eldest daughter of Mr. James Brooke, boot maker, all of Leeds. Wilkinson-Taylor.—Feb. 7th, at Glasgow, by the Rev. Robert iilair, James H. Wi'kinson, of Buriey, near ...
... front window ; but it so happened that Mr. Kent was just entering the house, so that he caught prisoner with open arms. A crowd speedily collected, and a cry was raised that the prisoner had a knife : but Mrs. Kent seized his hands and held them behind ...
... Lobley. John Slater, chemist, Beeston-hill, to Charlotta Ann fourth daugbter of the late Mr. John Clark, formerly of the Golden Lion Hotel. Leeds. On Wednesday, at the parish church, Leeds, Richard Humphrey, to Mary Ann Bcboley, both of Leeds—Same day ...
... and upon Mr. Kent, the father. All sorts of wild and utterly improbable stories were put about. The nurse was charged before the magistrates, but there was absolutely no evidence against her, and the prosecution had to be withdrawn. Mr. Kent himself incurred ...