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... a married woman, living in Jericho street, was charged with having stolen a pair of boots, belonging to Mr. James Schofield, boot manufacturer, Shalesmoor. The boots were missed from the shop door on Satur- day evening, and the prisoner was afterwards ...
... prices have been realized. Mid and East Kents, £lO to*'£l6 16s. ; Weald of Kents, 10s. to £lO 10s. ; Sussex, £7 ss. to £9 9s. : Farnham and country, £ll to £l6. Yearlings: Mid and East Kents, £3 to £6 10s.; Weald Kents, to £5 15s. ; Sussex. £3 to 15s. ; Farnham ...
... WATERPROOF BOOT ahd SHOE MANUFACTURERS, GLASGOW, MANCHESTER, , SHEFFIELD, LONDON, Ac., Ac., Ac. ' DICK'S MEN'S WALKING BOOTS, Elastic Sides, Warranted. Bs. Sd. DICK'S WOMEN'S WALKING BOOTS, Elastic Sides, Warranted ss. 3d. DICK'S BOYS' AND GIRLS' BOOTS, Good ...
... quantity of wearing apparel ( from the New Inn, Aishford, in the county of Kent, tried and convicted in the name of C. Cocklin, and got six months in 1870 at the Cpunty Sessions at Maidstone. Crime in the north:-First. At Darlington, one coat, one - vest, and ...
... to New in Finish ; also by you, to the efficacy of your wonderful ULBY GLEN STARCH CO. V it makes no matter where you BUY BOOTS and SHOES, hes become an essential ia CHINTZ FURNITURE, CHAIR, AXD 80FA COVERS, T had pot been enabled to He on my left ze ...
... , will (D.V.) LECTURE in 8L !ii . t r buL.u Cambridge etreet, on Thdesday next, at lie bt p.m. Babject :? Mary Qoeea of Boots, aod her Im* jnAonmen: at Sheffield. A ColiecUon at the Close. pHURCH PROPERTY? WHOSE IS IT ? i L A LEOTURS on this uubject ...
... above MIXTUBBB OP TBE will be found to be 6_. to ls. per Pound better la Quality than what ls generally aoid at those prioea. (GOLDEN BAGLB, 14, FABGATB. 178, GIBRALTAR BTBMBT. 189, GLOSSOP BOAD. 83. ATTBROLIFFB BOAD. 1 P R I N G CLOTHING. S. LBYL THB STAB ...
... home that night in silence; but no scomer were we in our room than Tom whips off his coat and waistcoat, ‘and kicks away his boots, and then goes through half-a-dozen of our old tricks—rather stiffly, but ‘better than anything we bad seen, “Have a try, old ...
... Caledonian Asylum. There were about 300 guests* His Royal Highness in the course his remarks said his grandfather, the Duke of Kent, presided at the first festival, on which occasion the subscription towards its foundation and support were very liberal and ...
... noble lord was loudly cheered on resuming his seat. THE TRAGEDY IN GOLDEN SQUARE. The rumour to the effect that the lady and gentleman who poisoned themselves at their apart- ments, 18, Golden square, London, on Saturday, the 19th inst., were none others than ...
... Pkixtjng Wouks, Zetland-roa 1. _Jid- dlesbrough. I**o BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS.— WANTED Imme- . diately, a MAN for Strong Work, an 1 a first-class Repairer.- Apply to Simpson Brothers, the North End Boot aud Shoo Warehouse, Stockton. 4189 TO BE SOLD. LET, «&c ...
... greattraveller. The letters were on Tuesday perused by lLord Granville. Sir Henry Rawlinson, who came to town from his residence in Kent, to learn the purport of the despatches as early as possible, will not publicly read them till Monday, for which day a special ...