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... Eradicators. They will lie found successful when all other means have failed. Ladies will find them invaluable as the tightest boot and shoe can he worn with them, with ease and comfort Sold in boxes Is lid, 2s 9d,-and 4s 6d hy all chemists iv Southampton ...
... novelist :— Oliver Twist had some very Hard Times in the Battle of Life, and having been saved from the ''Wreck of the Golden Mary by Our Mutual Friend, Nicholas Nickleby, bad just finished reading A Tale of Two Cities to Martin Chuzzlewit ...
... to Medicine, by C. W. Meymott Tidy. Ties German Emperor has, at the recommendation of the Academy of Arte, conferred the golden art medal on the historical painter, Alma Tadema, of London. Tux new work on which Mr. Hepworth Dixon is engaged is entitled ...
... Guide. I Pledoe you my Honour it's a Fact.— Corn* Bunions, vud enlarged Toe-Joints are easily and quickly 'j*™ by Barber's Golden Tissue. Sold by Chemists. ?? ■ ' '»■« by post, fourteen stamps. Large, for bunions, thiii;- -three stamps. Barber, Chemist ...
... Arthur Cudlipp, JJeorge Maurice Beck, Bobert Fry, Jolliffe, James Goldsmith, jun., Edward Martin Wells, George Edward Kent, William Kent, Thomas Slade, and James John Kellpar trick. Local Bankrupt.— (From Friday night s Gazette).— WiUiam Morey, Cosham, ...
... Btatt Captain Edward H. Calver and Staff Commander John Richards. Found Dead in Bed. — An inquest was held at the Golden Lion Tavern, Golden Lion-lane, Portsmouth, oh Satur- day, by the borough coroner, ilr. W. H. Garrington, on the body of Jemima JViaggs ...
... 144. 6d. per cwt., Golden sod Vibert. Moist sager, tl 13e. ed. per cwt., Golden and Vibert. Loaf sugar, sd. per lb.. Tobaooo, 3s. 7iel. per lb., Lock and Jor da n. Te. Is. M. Dean. tj.trne. l3ll , to . gupezior) 2s. 7.1.. per Golden and ey Vibert. Candle ...
... representatives, and the number should be curtailed. THE HOP HARVEST IN KENT. FEET-WIPING. A correspondent of the Daily News gives the following description of hop-picking in Kent and the feet-wiping performance practised upon novices : The walk was right ...
... COMPLETE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES IN THE SOUTH OF ENGLAND. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. IF YOU WANT EASE WEAR CLEVELAND'S SEWN or HAND-STITCHED BOOTS and SHOES, noted for DURA- BILITY, NEATNESS, STYLE, and CHEAPNESS, to be i had only at THE SEWN BOOT AND SHOE EST ...
... through having been thrown from a carriage with which a pair of horses had ruu away. Out of .£1,231,065, the declared value of boots and shoes sent abroad in the last nine months, £421 522 was ex- ported to AustraUa. The Penzance Town Council on Friday resolved ...
... Straiter throw down a sovereign amongst some coppers at 3r the Beehive, Kent-street. P. S. Aylward took Field and Cannon into custody in Primrose-alley. Aylirard and P. S. in Kent next arrested the remaining prisoners, and then Cacn-' non said that they ...
... charge. Smith had as *ea the jacket and vest which Mrs. Chaplin *stifled, sad the boots, which had been nailed with nails they bought at Mr. Barnes's, Westwood which boots efliealso identified—They had only to say in defence, th that he bought the clothes ...