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... Sheffield and Lincolnshire Rail- ?? Railway (Additional Powers)— Midlothian Water— Mill'sPatent (Boots and Shoes), for Improvements in the Manufacture of Boots and Shoes and the Machi- nery Employed therein— Monmouthshire Railway and Canal Company (Additional ...
... Thorue; Apollo, Miss Nelly Power. Con- y* U Kill.*, ll i: \ I RE i'ANfOMfME.— Under the ► 5 . KWOCK). THIS FA V* 111! S i: GOLDEN LOOKS, >suipMMiuK la maguilicence auythuigever prodticed here. I YCEUM.— CHARLES I., Mr. HENRY IRVING. JL_ — The profound ...
... bed rosms; near to 'bus and ra.- 21, 6ldhsm Road. OURNITURE RE ;OVED in Covered Vans, or Jt Stored in First-class Rooms.JOS. BOOTE, Bath-st., Hnlme. 20-gUR nsIT PUROE R EM£OvED, ia covered vans, or F Stored.-SAdU.h NORTON, 9 ?? 11, Esotnor-etreat Cornbrook ...
... very moment when the glass slipper is being fitted on ; Little Red Riding Hood just meeting with the terrib:e wolf; Puss in Boots; Aladdin, and many another hero and heroine of unforgotten fiction. The intervention of Queen 'Mal), who comes to the rescue ...
... IbMspeon, as by the Rim. W. of Deal brother.in.law of the bridemonom, Ala:soder Hobbs, of the Kent Paper Works, Maidstone, to Penny sod Silbert Holds, of the Kent Paper Works, to Jane Hills, both doughters of Ct.rire Hdlg, of Heulah.road, Tunbridge Wells ...
... Leicester. 89 ~ FAMILY BOOT MAKER. H. WEB S T E B (Exactly opposite Cook's Temperance Hotel) 84, Granby-street, Leicester. WARM FELT BOOTS, CHEAP DANCING BOOTS. A LARGE STOCE OF LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDREN'S BOOTS & SHOES. 783 XHE 1--A j!i ...
... Mr. Harris; Cow sand Gate, Mr. eose; Running Back, Mr. Ashford; Elephant and Castle, Mr. Hill; Angel, Mr. Barker; Duke of Kent, Mr. Skeet; Royal William, Mr. Driver; Admiral's Head, Mr. Ball; Cross Keys, Mr. Preston; White Elm Mr' S' Nichols; , John ...
... cbrrged with iteal- Ibr two pain of boot* ralae 7a BA, In the shop of Mr. Edward Paine, the High-etreet Satnrdoy at late boar, priMner aad another woman, entered tha ibop. the latter of whom parehaeed pair of boot*. At that time tba primnar we* obaerred ...
... French workmen, the result of which will looked for by artisans with some degree of interest. The boot and shoe makers of London have challenged tbo boot and shoe makers of Paris as to which can turn out the best quality of work in the shortest possible ...
... Canterbury the Weather Archbishop or Canterbury has addressed the following letter to the Archdeacons of Canterbury and Maidstone:— “My dear Archdeacon I have heard with surprise from various quarters that the clergy generally have not used the prayer ...
... ANTED, a number of Cooks, House^nd \\ Parlour Maids, Laundry Maids, Waitresses, Chamber Maids, 4c. ; also Groom and Gardeners Boots' 4c, at MRS. STANLEY'S Registry Office, 7, Hi=h Street, Worcester. Special days of attendance, Wednes- days and Saturdays. ...