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tan GENERAL ADVERTISER FOR THE PRINCIPALITY OF WALES AT THE POST OFFICE NEWSPAPER PRICE— UNSTAMPED 3d oh 4s PER ..
... foot ankle free play the same time the boot to the foot not as the usual custom is the foot to the boot I cau strongly C E Allen’s Waterproof Dubbing Is the best for Softening Preserving Waterproofing all kinds Boots and highly by Sportsmen and Farmers PRIZE ...
TTTANTED, YOUTH, for the Desk. Age about 17. V V Must be quick and correct at figures, and write fair
... HOUSE and GARDEN. Price from to £500.—Address B. T., Daily Preat Office. WANTED, small HOUSE, in the neighbourhood of Cotham or Kent about £15.—Addreas J. K. 8.. Daily Press Office. toßent.bTlioth March, a HOUSE, within fifteen minutes' walk the top Park Street ...
FEB. 10, 1872.] ESIDENTIAL ESTATE, WANTED to PURCHASE, from I to within two In oars tome — M.l4 to Mr
... toljacent comities preforrel.—Fall 'articular, to R. M., Post-office. Mitch H'eulock. IArANTED, in Hampshire, Herefordshire, or Kent, where Shooting and Fb.liint nun be ob. Wined, with 'moil .ocietv, an Unfurnbdied RESIDENCE, coutiOuitiakit about inirumits ...
IF I HAD DONKEY, ETC.—I. The drawing-mom version which I cam. across some years ago follow.: If I had
... years ago there was a aupenititious avoidance of September 14 arrow the juvenile nutters Kent. A capital story in reference to this is told still in Maidstone and Its neighbourhood. A regiment quartered there had in its hand an immense negro drummer ...
Births, Deaths, Marriages and Obituaries
... hill, Feb. eA (pre. roatorel3 stillborn). Pr w iife of Mr. A. W., M.P., Feb. ig., PEI;i, isfe of Captain W. I., at Tenterden, Kent, !ieb. x5 RYAe Mrs. A. P., atCrovdon, Feb. i. Ssvion. wife of the Rev. WN. J., at Stamntost Rectory, Gloucester, Feb. 7. SueTrON ...
- -yvK &&&' GENERAL ADVERTISER THE PRINCIPALITY OF WALES - PRICE— UNSTAMPED 3d ok 4s PER QUARTER: BY POST 4d
... experiment boots made Mr Charles E Allen of 33 Princes-street he seems to have cleverly hit out the rio-ht plan of affording 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 ...
&3T Marriages Und deaths must be signed by the name and address oj the jenckr.— Births and MarrUiyes with No
... J. Abbey. James Richard White, son of the late Mr. Richard White, innkeeper, to Eliza, eldest daughter of Mr. James Brooke, boot maker, all of Leeds. Wilkinson-Taylor.—Feb. 7th, at Glasgow, by the Rev. Robert iilair, James H. Wi'kinson, of Buriey, near ...
i)NIAH GENERAL ADVERTISER THE PRINCIPALITY WALES PRICE— UNSTAMPED 3d or 4s PER QUARTER: BY POST 4d OB 4s 6d PER
... ankle free play the time adapting the boot to the foot not as the usual custom is the foot to the boot I can strongly C E Waterproof Dubbing Is the best known for Softening Preserving Waterproofing all kinds of Boots is highly recommended by Sportsmen and ...
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... Jamesstreet, Golden-square, W. BOOT Trade.—Wanted ;ood House Machinist ; &:d wages; constant employment. 18, Patnot-square, - bridge-heath, wa. fi@’m4—WmQ(K6“'l Machinists : none but first 9 olass need apply. 1, Lansdowne-place, London-fields. BOOT Trade.—Wanted ...
GRAVESEND AND DARTFORD REPORTER—SATODAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1872
... Band. Bund. Sergeants. THE COFFIN. Sergeants, Relatives of deceased. Members of a Crayford Benefit Society. Kent Rifle Volunteers. Ist Kent Artillery Volunteers. Non-commissioned Officers of Regular Array. Officers of K.R.V. and Dr. iloarc. The officers ...
SEWING MACHINES TO BE SOID
... -&z new, with tucker, four braiders, quilter ; cost 104, 8, Cross-street, back of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Mason-street, Old Kent-road, B.E. 'wam' G Machines. —T. Cave’s surpasses all others, £5 10s. ; s quantity of Thomas’s taken in exchange ; 1, 2, very ...