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... selling at cost. FAMILY BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, SANDGATE ROAD, FOLKESTONE. F. FISHER, BEGS to call attention to his new and varied WINTER GOODS. Dress and Dancing Boots and Shoes in great variety. Waterproof, Leather• Soled Boots, suitable for the Season ...
... AILING REMEDY R. SCOTT'S BILIOUS AND LIV PILLS pared without say mercurial pole rau and es from the recipe el Det Boots, . Kent These ‘will be diariness of the ny other none but a sufferer can ae ual onstiveness, and asa family medicine and oo © of the ...
... allowance from the Gurdians for this one also. CANTERBURY. Boots.—John M’Cormick, drummer in the 69th Regiment, was charged, before the city Bench, on Monday last, on remand, with stealing a of boots, valued 6d., the property of John prisoner pleaded guilty ...
... quotations:— Mid and Kam Lent, £lO to Ll 6 161. ; Weald of Kent, ES 10a. to £lO 10e.: Sumer, L 7 :4. to 9s. ; Farnham and country, Cll to £l6. Yearlings: Slid and East Kent, 13 to 26 10a.. Weald of Kent, ,C 3 to ; Sasses, 5 to L 6 65.. : Farnham and country ...
... enough to misrepresent. Addrees Mrs. Gell, at Smith’s, Stationer, 2, Brewer-street, Golden-square, W. 9 CREDIT, CREDIT, CREDIT, C!mn?no',’m' miture, Drapery, Hata, Caps, Boots, for Is. Bd. weekly. J. REED, 10, Leather-lane, Holborn.3 ul?wln’. HOUSEH AGBNTS ...
... experiment boots made by Mr Charles E Allen of 33 Princes-street and seems to have cleverly hit out the right plan of affording the foot ankle free play at the same time adapting the boot to the foot not as the usual custom is the foot to the boot I can strongly ...
... be let. Let, 16, SrKPUBNSON-TEKRACK. Kent, JL £l9los. TO let. LOWER BANK Fill wood Freehold.-Awly, Mr. door. , BKBIiHOUSE, died Moot Polk T.vtrw, iltbMM CAB.newwbMU, I 18. ltrtckenliVlry-»lreet.--Apply the prero -J. W.Vm.Uy. TO Lot, the oomroodiont HOU'R ...
... required. Moore, 85, Eversholt-street, Camden Town. BOOT Trade.—A Youth wanted for the Press ; one who is quick, and used to the business. Silverthorn, sen., 7¢, ‘Wellington-row, Bethnal-green. BOOT and Shoe Trale.—Wanted a Lad, used to the Clicking and ...
... tor Learning. 72, Mansell-street, jes. 7= Hands.—Good Knot and Finishers. Apply, between 9 and 11 a.m., 81, Cobarg-road, Old Kent-road. & Hands (Gooa) wanted for General work. Apply 43, o Oakley-street, Westminster-road. Hands (0066 wanted ; constant empleyment ...
... felt in Kent, and ten police division are even oe alarm among its ald for a moment succeeded a sisabsurd. M for 60 ‘the marked deficiency of Ars est 08 o likes on this no one can tell Kentish have either learnt the h in his case—to their Cras or Kent isn ...
... Victoria Works Nantwich W KIND8 LADIES’ GENTLEMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S WINTER BOOTS IN THE NEWEST DESIGNS-HOME-MANUFA CT U RED AND FRENCH GOODS COLOURED AND WHITE DANCING BOOTS GENTLEMEN’S BOOTS LONDON PARISIAN TRIMMINGS SYKES IIOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGER 34 ...
... present were Messrs. C. R. lire,. M.H.. J. S. Barnes, J. J. Bedweii. C. Coleman. T. Catcbpoo], E. S. Daniell, C. H. Hawkins, J. Kent, E. Mar- riage. I.. S. Sanders, and S. Turner; and H. S. Goody, clerk. — Lieutenant Mackenzie attended to represent tlie Postal ...