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... Smotsbee, of the 95th, and the third by a young lady, richly but plainly attired, whose figure was simply per- fection, and wose golden hair was wound round the back of her graceful head in massive and luxurious plaits. I felt strongly interested in this girL ...
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... SCHOOL for Young Ladies, EAST HABDWICK, near Pen'efract, Be-opens January 29, 1873. English and Foreign Besident Governesses. KENT'S BANK HOUSE, Ksnt's Bank, near Grange-over-Sa&da, Lancash re.* The duties of this Establishment will be Besumed January 21st ...
... yey PS ie. tel te Business Addresses. 60 eee oe FAMILY BOOT AND 6HOB DEPOT, PUBLIC Bo 1, “B. TOP OF BREAD STREET, WAKEFIELD. HARROPS SYRUP. ma rt BROWN, 10 & D 104, KIREGATB, WAKEFIELD, CET kent an immense Stock of ich =? ated BOO COMPLAINTS OF GRILDREN ...
... up tba running, aad won easily by three lengtha; Cai's-eye caught Boat-ever in the laat hundred yards, and fiaiaaed a deed boot for the aecond place. Free Handicap Nursery of 6 soys aaeh, ia ease of ooccpt- ance, with 80 added. Winners after publico tion ...
... New from the ?? . . . Is 6d 18s Do. do. —Golden . . . Is6d l>*s 3 years in the wood -Pale . . . Is 9d 21s 3 years in the wood— Golden . . . Is 9d Vis 4 years in the wood— Pale . . . 2s Od 24s 4yearsinthewood-^Golden . . . 2s Od 24s b years in the wood— Pale ...
... wood— Pale _ . . . Is 6»i lo- Do. do. —Golden . . . Is6d ISs 3 years in the wood -Pale . . . Is9d 21s 3 yetirs in the wood— Golden . . . Is9d vis 4 years in the wood— Pale . . . 2s Od 24n 4 years in the wood— Golden . . . 2s Od 24s b years inthe wood— Pale ...
... or a “sevens” size. The boots made Were nines ; had they been of leather they would have been tens. I should call that a very iarge foot. I have seen lasts produced by witness for the defence those upon which Arthur Orton’s boots were made. The brass rivets ...
... ParasuNTß. ko. JpOSTER’S GREAT UNRIVALLED BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM. LEEDS HOUSE, No. 41. FLOWBRQATE, WHITBY PATRONS : Joseph Dodds, Esq., 11.P., and the Nobility and Gentry of the District. THE LARGEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM IN WHITBY. ESTABLISHED ...
... into empty coal waggons on Tuesday evening. Four passengers were slightly injured. The Leicester Boot and Shoe Tease. — The cutters in the Leicester boot and shoe trade are agitating for an advance of 15 per cent., wbicb is resisted by the manufacturers ...
... Otherwise amply provided for. : The will, as contained in paper's marked and B, Julius Lucius Breuchley, date Uilgate, Bearsted, Kent, ,was proved or.the 15th inst., by Montague Edward Hoar, the surviving erCntors, the personal estate being sworn under * £120 ...
... in Stamford Street of Mr Cox, and another bay one iu Kent, but be could not recollect when, nor of whom. I knew that Roger had bought one horse in Stamford Street, and another in Kent, at Maidstone Barracks. I was also present when the-horse was purchased ...