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... beats 4 8 5 0 Pr. ease sled 6 0 Sod quality do. 6 4 6 8 Pens 6 10 Prime lerp oxen.. 610 6 2 Laps soiree canes 4 6 5 9 Prime Boot; fro 62 6 Trees small do. 66 6 I . C 0.,,. & Inf. sheep 4 8 6 0 Ste bop 4 4 I Second quality do. 6 26 10 Moll porkers ...
... LET, WOODBINE COTTAGE, Horfield, pleasantly situated. Garden back and front. Both «orts water Rent tl3 per annum^— Apply the Golden Lion, Horfield. NO. PORTLAND SQUAl_?7with~immediate poasea—___i.__Be»_i de^fjqnare.—Apply at 10. Welsh Back. SEVERAL HOUSES ...
... Dressiest, and Booms, with Attendance. No Children other Lodger*. Good Cooking indispensable.—Address B. A, Mrs Newman's. Draper. Golden Cross. Stokes Croft Road. TfIURNISHED APARTMENTS Reqnired. by *~Binglc Dd(l» O p?'Homc'e^^ ™ ''*' W,lk Eich«nge.-3. N., T ...
... Bate aTtee*baak, aad plaited tothawtert with ribbaa bow. Theaa white dmaaa art warn aaloor, aaanro and pale gxaea betegtha Boot Coloured aiblKaa. either watered InlUe, ate aaah Eeek*eeleet aad white ogwaak eakraltery are tha aanrwpoad. Itk aaeor plaaeda ...
... N )rth Wall Qnly. It was in an &di snood state of deco:impost. tion, and was dressed in an oil cost and trousers, and long boots. No clue has been obtained 'to lead to identification. THOMAS RATCLIFFE. an inspector on the London and Narth•Weetern Station ...
... considerable protaotion. Where sand is plentiful, use it in preference to mould, because of its drying nature. Favzv GARDEN —Boot-pruning, where required, should be commenced without delay. The simplest method is to open a trench on one side of the trees ...
... dlsptwedoiae very high prices, but most of the Continental reported quiet, though moderately strong in taMlfld and Rot Kent, £5 £7 75.; Weald Kent, Sussex, £5 sa. ; and Country, l2s, FISK Average supply at market thta mornte with demand buyers’ favourPickled ...
... hntnp a him to ten•lee hie tbanke to 1.0 .lie 2etierally of the Neightinrh,..i toe the nontinnuhe iNcreaeing he ham ree.-ivea boot them 14 Pin. Whi.. h, n.ll .11. wt in maintaining the I• 5.01 , 1'41) A s'D SOME ALE,4 i thr be cso lame • , t•eat,•a. Public ...
... Bench granted order of ejectment. Ellen Prowse, a machinist at the boot and shoe trade was summoned her master, William Haiuies, for absenting herself from work a week. Complainant a boot maker, and a short time ago entered into a verbal agreement with ...
... our deepest thanks.—We are, yours respectfully, George Roots, Chairman Kent Agricultural Labourers' Union • Alfred Simmons, Hon. Sec. Kent Agricultural Labourers' Union, Maidstone ; Henry Wicks, President West Surrey Agricultural Labourers' Union, Witley ...
... Police-court, London, last week, for representing himself to be a policeman to a person whom charged with stealing a pair of boots. Experiments have commenced at Woolwich on a new invention for steering torpedoes from the shore. Electricity is the agent ...
... patrons that Lis reputation and character foe Fires-class Boots and Shoes, will compare favourably with soy other the trade. And a LARGE ASSORTMENT of WORKING MEWS Hand-sewn Water-tight and Quarter Boots. WARRANTED FOR TWELVE MONTHS. and &tau nadir to order ...