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... Hall. Workshop, the dill Hution; rent £4O. back of Apothecaries’ SHOP and Throe Poems to Let, with fixture*; for Milliner, Boot Maker, or Confectioner; road ; id - coming low. S HOP, Parlcmr, and Kitchen Let, rattabte for a Taulor, any light ront s*. ...
... their company. I have seen them dressed .w« men. They attracted attention because they w. re dressed very fast, with women’s boots, and the like. 1 gave ('onstaide Smith (the beadle) directions to remove tin uu cannot give the date any nearer. I seen them ...
... Rock Bank robbery, who were taken out of the city Ihe will Alexamler Randall, Esq., banker, of holey . . , . ~, , House, Maidstone. Kent, the principal partner in the * y y coming by Reiser and Black, arrested Kentish Bank, who died the sth nit . was proved ...
... and sons will AVCTIOS a- their GALLERY. onTHURS- Mav 36 eolld AILVER CORNET, CourtoU. article, of plate and jewelry - Now of Boots and Shoes. Linings. Elastics, , at the North bale Aucti m Rooms. »*R MATON will »ELL by AUCTION, XHI? DAY. May 23. at one. ...
... Merchant. No. I.— Good Ordinary Sherry (pale, dry, or rich golden) 245. No. 3.— Sound Dinner Sherry (pale, dry, or rich golden) 365. _^ No. 5. -Fine Dessert Sherry (pale, dry, or rich golden). . 48s. MA C II A RN U D 0, .365. and l_s. A Clean, Pale ...
... London, W , Wine Merchant .. ?? i irriuury Sherry (Pale Dry, or Rich Golden). . 24s ?? Din :r sherry (Pale Dry, or Rich Golden!.. 33s lint 1- - ■ Sherry ( Pale Dry, or Rich Golden).. 4Ss |T.\ ?? ?? Z SHERRIES.— To the Nobility. \ - . 1 Connoisseurs ...
... thousands prints and scraps, and about 30 dressing glasses, sets of lustres, Ac.—On view this day from ten to four. Important th« Boot and Leather Trades, Dealer*, and Ship- Messrs, .tames Davies and son bee to inform the above that they will . 'jj. *v COB BET-COURT ...
... and all horses in Duke of Beaufort’s ami Mr. Heeue's names out of iiath engagements. Bkatfort Crr.—Thornettle. E!»»htkknth Golden Horn. Pearlfmder, letee. Lord Chancellor. Stanhope. Lucy Bertram. Lady Rachel, Mornington. Stakes.--Lily. HORSES ARRIVED, ...
... Bexley, Kent.— Valuable and important Freehold Properties, an old fashioned spacious Pan. grounds of about nine acre*; capital ' also 20 acres of first class Building Land, about f Bevley Station, and within a mile and a half of on the North Kent line. ...
... fttted up conveniently; new and unproring ne*gbl)Ourhc«Ki; rent £25. Apply 55. HoUoway-road. HELVKDEUB, Kent. House and Shop Let: been the Boot and Shoe Trade for years; rent sa. per week. Apply to Mr. Ginger, Butldcr. &c. BUKUUOH.— Six-roomed Hous. ...
... splendid 1 metal counter and aevcn-motioa engine, together, with cabinet-work ; lot other fitting*. Apply, Britannia, 12, Golden-lane. Barbican. 8 IjnXTUKJEa, Fit tin and Utcnail* (Entire) dulmrco * nut’s Shop; lamp, rountnm, rasoa, *c.; together separate ...
... S' wear try WF.LI.S' BOOTS with the new WIRE 1.l II.TED SOI.ES. maiiufa. tined specially and only in boys' and girls' sir.es by the LONDON SHOE Til COMPANY. F.vory 1 G.M.Wells, Loudon, on the Soles. For and comfort these Boots are acknowledged to ...