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... and Gentlemen on whom Boot Makers have practised unsuccessfully are particularly solicited by W, W., who will undertake to fit them. WHY THE BOOT AND SHOE PINCHES. W. W. begs to inform Ladies and Gentlemen that is making Easy Boots Dr. Meyers principle ...
... WALKING and DRESS BOOTS and also Great Novelties in POL 1 b H bUUI, SHOES. FRENCH SLIPPERS, RICHARDS'S SHOOTING BOOTS, and a first-class stock of -{ Clump Soles, 18s. 6d. ; J. warranted water-procf. HOUSE BOOTS, Plain 16a RICHARDS'S SEAMLESS BOOT including Satin ...
... Sedgwick -who has been Rector of mantle, for nearly fifteen years, has accepted • ee * Tovil, near Maidstone. He will be succeeded br trt J. Preston of Stonegate, Kent. e Rev Hartley Institution.—The first W,, second-half of the lecture session was delivered ...
... the various public bodies, and at half past one the procession left the north transept in the following order : sth and 6th Kent Rifle Volunteers Town Serjeants bearing the mace and sword The Mayor The Mayor’s Chaplain, the Rev. J. S. Sidebotham The Aldermen ...
... Woman’s Sympathy.—“ Oh, it’s all very well (sob) to talk about not feeling for poor Paris (sob), but where am I to get my boots and gloves and things from (sob) next season, I should like to know ? (Loft sobbing). A Weighty Question. First juvenile politician ...
... Dralytel, Americans are manufacturing golden syrup with sulphuric acid and starch. It is said to blacken the teeth and thaw up the gizzard. From the rains lend of innocence we read of currant jelly being made out of old boots. —Bristol Medical Jrairara. Two ...
... Druvist, Americans are manufacturing golden ' , mutt. with sulphuric acid and starch. It is said to blacken the teeth and chew up the gizzard. From the same land of inaocence we read of currant jelly being made out of old boots. —Bristol Medical .).weal. Two ...
... The following circuits have been fixed Home (the of England and Mr Justice Hannen) Hertford February 28 Chelmsford Maroh 5 Maidstone March Lewes March 20 Kingston March 27 Chief Justice Bovill and Mr Montague Smith) Reading February Oxford 2 Worcester March ...
... WALKING SHOES, POLISH BOOT WALKING and DRESS BOOTS and j ~ ] also Great Novelties in ?? a ?? SHOES. FEENCH SLIPPEES, EICHAEDS'S SHOOTING BOOTS, v ™ and a first-class stock of -5 Clump Soles, 18s. 6d. ; j. warranted water-proof. . HOUSE BOOTS, Plain 16s RICHARDS'S ...
... eyes of bibliophilists to the fact of Psalm xci. 5 being rendered— that thou not need to be afraid for any Bugs night.—Maidstone Journal. . Pondicherry.—A few brief particulars about Pondicherry, the French colony in the East Indies which is demanded ...
... the above article.- for tV. O. NIXKY'm JiLAVK LEAD, anil tee that you have if, 12. Soho Square, London, W. PATTERN SHOOTING BOOTS. None to surpass them, Russia leather tops, soft, porous, sad waterproof, with the old English bark tan sole feather, Bade ...
... Silchester Road, Notting Hill, tavom keeper. Thomas Paolly, Snmmerficld Place, Boxley Road, Maidstone, Kent, lime merchant. Charles Stansfield Hay, Halifax,-Yorkshire, boot dealer. George Harrison, mi,tin, Northamptonshire, innkeeper. Edward Band. Northampton ...