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... Strand, London. L ADIES' MOVEABLE HEIBEL KID BOOTS. S old everywbere at 6C. rd. per pair. 'Trade Marle, W & S T ADIES' CORK -SOLED BOOTS, for damp venther,es.; Iid doublc-oled boots, 1Cs. Cd. Velvet flannel- boots, Is. ed. Velvet slippers, 3S. (eld-Ilustro ...
... Bloomsbury, London. COURVOISIER'S COGNAC, the only Rrandy supplied D of —MM who have rding to age. —PH. GUINEA BHERRY, Pale or Golden, 21s. per do/., im- ported dire, t ■; im unmiturul spirit or acielity; al- DP.V SHERRY, -Os. per dot. Forward importers. Tcrmß ...
... cyrht-motion Metal) to be Sold, Warne, with pipes and taps cvnuil.-te, priaa £lO. Apply to Mr. Cole, 12, Ethaiw-place, Old Kent-roid. (D ...
... well Main, 19l.: Earl Fits william’s Kisecar, 18s.; Mount Osborne. 17a Depots; King'scross. Holloway. Elephant and Castle. New Kent-road. Sole Agent. James J. Miller. King’s-cross Station. N. CIOAL.-E. L. COCKERELL And CO.—B«tt / coals only. Cash Best coals ...
... *reementa, by A. and F. Hath. farm. Habtead. Stren oaks Kent —Apply letter to A. Bath. Ling's Hotel, L'.,, .. e j{^ Y' miwt ° be three miles r6 ...
... He had left • pair of boots oo the corn chest, and on the following day both the prisoner and the boots were gone. Information given to P.S. Baker. who apprehended prisoner at the Fortune of War public-house, Stone-street. Maidstone, with the boota in his ...
... station, small genteel VILLAS, containing two sitting rooms, four bed rooms, kitchen, and scullery. Gas and every convenience. Kent £2O per annum.—Apply to Mr. Strudwick, Highstreet, Ealing. two ininntos from rail or omnibus.—A comfortable BED ROOM and use ...
... 1829. -Pk cst ?? The Arcl bishop of Canterbury, t The Lord Bishop Sumnei. The ArchbiKhop of Dublin. | The Archdeueon of Maidstone. Total existing sum assured upon life ?? , _S os. Od. Total A nunal Income 18?,444 os. 6d. luvest.'d Capital in sui port ...
... door, which had beeu*uclocked from the inside. Footprint* were found outside the window, and th**se corresponded with the boots worn by lad named Hawkins, employ**! waggoner’s mate w.ia seen to into wood in the afternoon, and that wood the pieces of the ...
... inlaid with gold and silver, black pair with beads, small peacock’s plume, silver coins, a great many songs, books, white boots (new), bird for hat, QuEEN pcsted every Monday. Would crochet wool and cotton antimacassars. Useful offers.—LAUßA. —— Pair ...
... BISCHOFF, the CREDI- TORS e.f ,1 AMKS HUNT, formerly of Idol-lane, in the City of Lon- don, but late .hill, in the county of Kent (who elied on the ?? (lay of December, 1869), are, on or before the 24th day of December, 1670, to send by post prepaid to ...
... Oreaham Villa, Biaek■tock-road. Holloway. —Wanted Young Man aa Blind Blocker mted a steam press. Apply £>, ley-lane, Paternoster- BOOT Trade.—Wanted tinrt-olaja need th« pushing trade, for Saturday afteraooM. *4. BRASS Finisher and Fitter.—Waatad good General ...