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... boats vessels as run between and of ordinary speed, and in conriderably less time by such Wire-quilted Boots for all aces and classes, and children’s boote with metallic toe-tina, are worn and appre- ciated all the world over. 25 per cent. respectively. 56 ...
... BE LET Two COTTAGES in Hough-lane with good gardens well-stocked with fruit trees Apply Mrs Balshaw Maghull E DWARD M AYSON BOOT SHOE MAKER BURSCOUGH BRIDGE BEGS most respectfully to inform the inhabitants of Ruff the at which grandfather Richard May son ...
... 5, North Wall, Dublin; JAMES HARTLEY & CO., 187, Leadenhall-street; or at Miller's Wharf, Lower East b Smithfield, and West Kent Wharf, Southwark, London; - W. &; E9. C. CASe, 1;Falmouth; R. CLARK & SON, or H. J. WARsMGse & Co., Plymouth; LE FEumBE & SON ...
... WALKING BOOTS for Ladies, the largest selection in the town. Also a great variety ot' EVENING and HOUSE BOOTS, SLIPPERS. Ac, all Sewn. Ladies' Fitting Room. CLEVELAND'S STOCK of BOOTS, Ac, for GENTLEMEN consists of every design, and includes BOOTS suitable ...
... generally determined to make move form the union It is likely that Newent will become the of district The agitation reached the of Kent week a large meeting of labourers held a short distance from Sevenoaks and it determined amid enthusiastio demonstrations to ...
... of fanciful and unique design.— 23, Old Bond-street. LADIES' ENAMELLED KID BOOTS. Various designs. Beautifully made. Elastic or Button, 215.; Calf Kid, 16s. od.: Soft House Boots, ss. 6d.; Coutil Slipper?, 3s. 6d. Illustrated Catalogues post free, with ...
... me cas fittings com- back entiance. Rcut 35_— Apply TO be LET. In I a rt of the Old Kent-road, a large Sllni ami lit iite-ylass front. Nopreniluin. tply Swan, Old Kent-road. BUSINESS PREMISES.- To Be LET on LEASE', in m, e . Yard, Woikshops with Kteuiu ...
... April 20 Dotneethis Opea, DON f QUALE. Don Pasnaeu Sigo Brlla; ErnestoSignrVh soul; Dr*. Mnatesla, Sinor Kendloror; Notaro, inr boot; andl Nom,1Mdl,13~re Mauon. NEXT WZEEt ' DE BUT! OF MDLLE. HABIBR OZE TuzsnAY nlext. April3 (flr lie tail SecnGe Opera, FAUST ...
... (s), at New Lady of Scotia (?) ship, steering east, March 28, lat. 31 31 N, long. 71 42 W, by the Prairie Bird, at New York. Golden Land barque, from Liverpool for New Y'ork, April 5, lat. 43 2N, long. 55 49 W; shipping third rudder, having lost them through ...
... . Hurst and Blackett, Publishers, 13, Great Marlborough-street. Now ready, at all the Libraries, in 3 vols., GOLDEN KEYS: A Novel. ' Golden Keys ' Is the work of a very clever writer and an original thinker. Some of his portraits are first-rate. —John ...
... 6 do 2{ do. 21s. Od., 2S i. Od. Nasi is. Towellings. Glass | Iforhousch' I, an I washed ite-hill- ?? ?? ?? BOOTS. _ 21s. ; Calf X House Boots, ■ ■. with particulars of i THO \LL. \K, r ANTED, LEFT-OFF CLOTHES, for the TT Colon! Mrs. HART, 31, Nc l>rices ...
... Office, Albert-gate, Knightsbridgc- the Universal Office, Regents -circus; Griffin's Green Man and Still, Oxf ord-street ; Golden Cross, Charing-cross; 53, King William-street, City: the Swan with Two Necks, Gresham-street, City ; and at the Waterloo Bridge ...