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... Juno, Rul.v , Sc.. has some tirsholam PUPPIES. Punch, for DISPOSAL. For particniars apply to H. WALLAM Est. , Elmer, End, Kent. PURE MASTIFFS of all ages, all fawn Nihn., and black muzzle; also. Thrse White Dog SETTERS. All bred on the place —Particalara ...
... showers down. And. harkt the Geld. the sounds velem riag. It le the reams as their 01 tlity zing - ale whitia Ow store Th. golden grain is piled 'Gain it braes of want, too sure to come. wintry wiada blow wild. For soon will chilly breath. With snow and ...
... North Wall ,Dublin; JAsxne HARTLEY & Co., 137, Lesaienball-strcet, or at Miller's Wharf, Lower East Smithifiold, and West Kent Wharf, Southwarkc, London; y IV. & E. C. CAU~n,. Falmouth; R. CLAnus & SON, or H. J. g WARINe, Plymouth; LE FEUvin & SON, ...
... toge ther with the other Princes of the blood, pis eldest 80”, the Austrian uniform with the Grand Cordon of Stephen ard the Golden Fleece, had arrived Order of St. Royal reception-room. They were accom- 6 in the jed by the Grand Dukes of Mecklenburg, Baden ...
... Address F. J., Messrs. Rand and ! Beckley's, saddlers, 87, Wigmore-street, W. GOLDEN HAIR.— ROBARE'S AUREOLINE I produces, by t_o or three appUcations, the beautiful j golden colour so much admired. Warranted not to destroy the ; hair. Price ss. Gd. and ...
... —Wanted a respectable Youth, s ) under Shopman; also a good Repairer. F. Staford, ‘Westow-aili, Upper Norwood ; Palace Station. BOOT and Shoe Trade.—Wanted a Lad used to Cut 1 Linings, &c. H. P. Browa, 9‘5911_ 45, Kingsland-rd. § OY wanted to carry out Newspapers ...
... CURRENT PRICES BRITISH GRAIN AND FLOUR IN MARK LANE, PER IMP. Qu. Wiikat, Esse*. Kent, and Suffolk red, old New „ „ white Norfolk & Lincolns red, old «» New 51 62 Red, new Uvb, Old - New Foreign 29 lUrlry, Qmdg-26 Di-tlm? 33 Malting 3S Mai ...
... Sidney-road, Btoek'-.lk ”‘ Iy I‘L__-_—A———_— é!‘..\'? AL Servant (Good) wanted: must be clean; no ehillen. Aoply to Mrs. Walters, Golden Horse, oot ORe. : ém::n\fk:ni\{m-d’. age about 2, able tn wash ; smwii family. Apply 3, Commercial-street, Spitalfields ; ...
... none of those disagreeable ways that render a parrenn so insupports able. Although he could easily have shown the hay in his boots, he did not assume the airs of a Marquis of Carahas, and did not delight in bullying his neighbours or in spattering them with ...
... should have been set upon in Spitalfields, | consequence the disease is spreading, and the price where he had gone to purchase boots, and robbed ■°f meat rising. Wotae than this, very unof his purse, may be set down no very as to- : comfortable rumour comes ...
... .vater hot with a recklessness that shall quite disarm sus- picion, hut covertly pouring it into the leg of his Wellington boot — the Judas! — instead of honestly drinking it. The insinuating impostor will artfully provoke heating arguments with the oldest ...
... CONSIGNMENT OF DUTCH FLOWEB BOOTS, FOB 1872. POB T E B sad TAY L O B Have received instructiona ! TO SELL BY AUCTION, At their Sale Booms, Bowliag-green-street, on Wednes- day, September Uth, 1872, A FINE aasortment of HAARLEM FLOWEB BOOTS, consisting of Double ...