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... BOOTS AND SHOES KERR’S, XEB GOLDEN BOOT HOUSE, 91, Norm Sisni, Door Above John Street on eune side. Town end Country shonld well thsmseWei opportunity, se the Goode ere therefore weer gosranteed. end charge fur Udefidene, in 1747 M*T E ...
... BRADLAUGH AND BOOT& Few persons will weep over the defeat of Mr. Bradlaugh at shoemaking Northampton. Ilis defeat was certain, yet let it be nmsembt•red that he polled nearly as many votes as the moderate Liberal. We cannot admit that Mr. Bradlaugh made ...
... LISBON BLACK GRAPES. FINE NEW VALENCIA RAISINS. FINE KENT COB NUTS. FINE MESSINA NUTS. KEILLER’S NEW BLACK CURRANT, RASPBERRY, and STRAWBERRY JAMS, GOOSEBERRY JAMS and JELLIES. THOMAS GBEEN & CO. GOLDEN TEA POT, NEWBY. M'BLAIN & CO., WINE MERCHANTS. Newbit ...
... FINE KENT COB NUTS. FINK MESSINA NUTS. KEILLER’B NEW BLACK CURRANT, RASPBERRY, and STRAWBERRY JAMS. GOOSEBERRY JAMS and JELLIES. NEW LAYER MUSCATEL RAISINS. NEW AMERICAN APPLES. NEW FIGS, very fine. NEW FIiENCH CURRANTS. THOMAS G£££N & CO. GOLDEN TEA POT ...
... (beat quality) 18*. per Dinner Claret 12*. 18*. 24*. per D«MertClaret. 4fc. 60». 66*. pcrdoa. Fale .. 24a. 30k 3«». per dor. Golden Sherri** 30*. 36*. 42a. per dot Old Poet* 30k 30*. 42k per do*. Very Old Port* fiOk 72k per do*. Dry Champagne* 40k 60k per ...
... will be ■applied at wholesale price (or eaeh. Apply to Henry Qowan, Queen’s Square, Belfast. 3114 ANNUAL OUT BOOTS AND SHOES KERBM, THE GOLDEN BOOT HOUSE, 91, Noam Stubet, Third Door above John Street on same side. Every one in Town and Country should aval) ...
... Bottle) IBf. The Dinner Wine 24i. Very Old Crusted (highly recommended) 36i. SHERRIES. Pale Golden 16>. to 20i. Very Dry Palo 245, 28«. Golden (foil bodied) ._ 24*. t* 28i, Per lb. Very Beet Bl*A T« 3i. Oi QnUlintn & Co,'* (Selected) ...
... largely on the increase. ASSAULT ON A LUNATIC PATIENT—At the Maid.tone Borough Police-ooart, Stephen Shaw, an atten.lant at the Kent County Lunatic Asylum, at Burming-heath, has been charged with assaulting and ilbtreating Lewis Godby, a patient confined in ...
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... e family at Maidstone. Kent, and the defendant, Mr. Henry P. Phillip., was at the present time, and then the riding master of the 7th Dragoon which regiment was now stationed in Manchester. The plaintiff went to her situation in Maidstone in August, 1870 ...
... AFFAIRS. A Gteservetive banquet was given in the Corn Exchange, Maidstone, on Saturday afternoon, to celebrate the re-election of Viscount llolmesdale and Mr. W. Hart Dyke to represent Mid Kent in Parliament. The Right Hon. Gathorne M.P., occupied the choir ...
... Sbeliev, ■ woodsmen are-Fir Wm. Cl Johnson. : ■ J K L'obhvn. Wm. John Fergnson. I-: RaPC- Ham.lton, V.-q ~.7 i bWll! ii p Kent, >' end Colonel Andain. ro-olotf ea -a. or- r.Jjourced . _ L. ;j jloniiay el«7«B ST GEORGES caUliUil, BELFAST. -.,4 the to»« ...