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... W. tammins Sc Co., wine merchants, Liverpool— Alfred Smith and Stimson, auctioneers, New Kent Road— H. G. Flaws &J J Johnson, gold lacemen, Brewer Street, Golden Square— G Hagedorn & Co., cattle salesmen, Metropolitan Cattle Market, West Smithfield, and ...
... LET, » LOCK-UP SHOP, Daisy Hill Boutmaker. Golden Boot. bottom of Daisy H IL West Dewsbury —Apply to George Brown BE LET, a SHOP in Nelson Street, Dews- bury, 28 yards jong by 6 yards wide ; well lighted. Kent £4) per annum. — Apply to Thos, Thac krah ...
... itoareenme. isdhrestion, palpitation of the heart, moor, harping cough. chronic drains, brut, lambert*, or pains to the boot, spinal and rheumatie alfeetione. of the cheat. en 4 local pains. Unable to Work for Twelve Months. Shedtold, Aug. Ist, 1962 ...
... Presextb, te. POSTER’S GREAT UNRIVALLED BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM LEEDS HOUSE, No. 41. FLOWERGATE, WHITBY PATRONS : Joseph Dodds, Esq., M.P., anil the Nobility and Gentry of the District. THE LARGEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM IN WHITBY, 0 WHITBY ...
... and Youths' Trousers, Vests, &c. The stock of BOOTS comprises Ladies' Elas- tic Kid Boots, Men's strong Boots, do. Elastic, Boys' and Youths* strong Working Boots, do. Elastic, Girls' and Children's Boots and Slippers. &c. The DRAPERY and ...
... in Yorkshire ; Mr Helstrip, aeatitiful box of humming birds, and the following eggs, most of them ver y sma ll varieties : Golden pheasant, game fowl, game bantam, and Aylesbury duck; Mr Webster, a fine collection of wellmounted plants, illustrating the ...
... body. The wife was struck in the thigh. Both lie in a dangerous, though not desperate state. At Maidstone, on Saturday, Stephen Shaw, an atten- dant at the Kent County Lunatic Asylum, waa charged with ill-treating Lewis Godby, a patient. Evidence was given ...
... merrily denuding the polee of their golden flowers. It is enjoyable pastime to watch the little toddling specimens of rural humanity joyously strip the flowers from the midst of the green leaves, and gambol the while; for Kent most of the villagers take hop-picking ...
... wood — Pale . . . Is 6d ISa Do do. —Golden . . . lsfid ?? 3 years in the wood— Pale . . . ls 9d 21s 3 years in the woed— Golden . . Is 9d 2ls 4 yeari> in the wcod — Pale . . . 2s 0d 24a 4 years in tho wood — Golden . . . 2b Od 24s 6 years in the weod ...
... and Youths' Trousers, Vest*, kc. The stock ef BOOTS comprises Ladios' Elas- tio Kid t'-oots, Men's strong Boots, do. Ela-tic, Boys' and Youths' strong Working Boots, do. Elastic, Girls' and Children's Boots and Slippers, &c. The DRAPERY and HOSIERY consist ...
... SATURDAY NIGHT, at Seven o'clock, a large quantity of BOOTS, comprising (rent's Spring-side Boots, in Block, Button, Lace, and Plain Fronts; Youths' Strong Nailed Boots, Boys' Spring side Boots, Men's Laced Boots, and Ladies' Cashmerettes in ...
... SNODLAND MURDER. It will be recollected that a man named James Atkins was tried the Kent Winter Assizes last year for the murder of a police-constable belonging to the Kent constabulary, named Israel May, and he was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced ...