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... 700_ yard 9 Lois Lot of Ladies' Fine d Boots, ?? that sell at 6G Gd now for is 11d. Lot of Ladles' Strong Walking Ditto, that sell at 8s 6d and 1hs 6d now reduced to 5s lld, to lld, dad Yu 9d Lot of Very Pne ikid Boots, with Hessian Tope, that sell at l 38 ...
... I E S. i : PerBDozo Quarts. J zEREZ WINES (Pate or Golden), ?? 201 to 261 FINE ZEREZ WINER(PacraOIldeo).., 28leto33 _ OLD ZLREZ WINES (Pale or Goiden), .. - 40/ to 481 SUPERIOR OLD Do, (Pale or Golden)., 501 to 841 MONTIL A, .. 30/ to 601 VINO DE PASTO ...
... GOLDEN EAGLE. It is not th» ornithologist alone who will denlore the alssost total disappearance of the golden eagle, whose very presence gives character much of the nnest scenery in Britain. Subjected to relentless persecution which makes it wonder that ...
... , atils Gid and 12&9d; Is r3 Uae ?? Mbna Kid Boote, elastic sIdes, that ea sell from Is Gid to 12a per pair, now reduced to do lid Is lid, IdBs Gd,. and 7ai9d. A few pairs of Extra Fine Kid1 Walking ~Boots at Bo lid and G9 Ilid; regular olces, 12s and ...
... a few fishing hosts, with only a little water intervetaing between them and dry land One of the fishermen, in his long sea boots, is carrying a ' brother' ashore, while another is carrying a basket full of fish. ' Becalmed' is a small boat with its sails ...
... LaND.— Aged New Cumnock; and 3d, Ji lst, James emer Kents, 24, James Wn. and Tet and 24, ome i 34, James Ast, 2d, rok Lamlash; 3d, Alex. yr. of Blackcraig, May- Trustees of A. diy,’ Tee James M‘Millan. Five Ewe Hogge— Sot thomas 32, Siz Peter ‘Auchendrane ...
... Potlman. Mr. Thomas, Devonshire Arms, Penman Street, Golden Square. a' Pomnalin. Hr. G.. Anchor end Hope. Great Charlotte Street. Blacikfriars Road. Truman, Mr. J. IV,. Ship, 13 Carnahy Street, Golden Square. nM Tmrsliam. M~r. Robert, Orange Tree, 234 REston ...
... elec: tien from paying the money ? op Tus Kuve Cnuor. — co prospects in Kent, the Maidstone Journal says the fruit crop this year to be a total failure in most districts round Maidstone, With the except on of some kinds of there is every appearance of a short ...
... ARTICLES, from ?? C next, fur Six or Twelve Monthb, as the Committee may decide, viz.:- COALS, PORTER. LEATHER, DROSS. BEER, BOOTS AND SHOES. Contractors to state Prime of Coal per Ton, delivered at the Railway Siding, Basrlhill. and at their Depot in Town ...
... water and mud . ' • The mud of Burnbank , too , was so tenacious that visitors . were frequently in danger of losing their : boots in the attempt to approach some of the classes of stock .. 'Visitors . to the show-yard were consequently comparatively few ...
... boat was hired by Lester about three &desk ht the afternoon our the 13th inst., from Mr. George Buckley. of Buckley's Wharf, Kent-street, ostensibly for the purpose of fishing. He did not return it until seven o'clock next morning, when Nichols, the other ...
... to report Bradford for noisy behaviour. Bradford has been apprehended, and committed for trial a charge of murder. now in Maidstone jaQ. Murderous Attack a Gentleman in Sheffield. —On Sunday Sheffield gentleman named Allen, partner the Bessemer Steel Works ...