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... solicits an early visit for inspection. LADIES' BOOTS, Suitable for Present Season. W. BIRD invites attention to his NEWLY-MANUFAC- TUKED STOCK., amongst which will be found The GLOVE or GLACE KID COSTUME BOOT, ISs. Gd. per pair. The COSTUME SHOE, with Heels ...
... indisputable signs of sashed repletion and the return of Spring. Our hedges an now resplendent with the beautiful and fragrant golden gone blossoms and the purple lamina preparing or dead nettle, and oar sea moors are white with the dowers of the nervy pees ...
... BUCKINGHAM BEGS RESPECTFULLY TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE HAS JUST RECEIVED A New and Fashionable Stock of LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES, FOB THE SEASON OF 1875. FAMILY BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, 28 & 29, Head Street, Colchester. [740 BENHAM ...
... TO THB BOOT AND SHOE TRADE. T WARWICK will BELL by AUCTION, by • direction of Mr. Coleman (who ta declining the busi- , n«. »>. on Monday next, April _M. 1675. about 3» Pairs Men's. ; Waenen'a and Children's Elastic Side, Lace, ond Button ! BOOTS aad SHOES ...
... Mr. Bright Wool. Mr. R. S. Nunn, Mr. J. F. Hutlev. Mr. H. Skingley. Mr. Z. Pettitt, Mr. E. C. Smith, Mr. E. Catchpool, Mr. Golden Fairhead, Mr. J. S. D-ed. Mr. T. A. MidJieton, Mr. T. Moy, Mr. W. A. Neck. Mr. A. T. Osborne. Mr. C. Start, Mr. D. Sewell ...
... Manteaax, Modes, Fleurs Lin.erie, ...
... The verdict returned was that of Found drowned. Although a pair of boots ands a hat were found on the quay near where the de-d ceased was piched up, and although he had no boots I eu when found, there was no evidonneto prove that c he had committed ...
... outhdown hoggets 1 to 1 - - Half-bred ditto 1 G Kent llecoes to 1 6 BoutUdovru ewes and wethers . 1 4 to 4| Leicester ditto ditto . 1 1 to 1 SKINS. Sheep—Poll'd 8s Oi to lis I Downs «s 6d to Kent* half- Tegs is 6J lib bred* | Shearlings ..Is 9J ...
... customs of the coontry. In Komuey Marsh there was one custom, over the Sydney (Canal there was another ; in_the Weald of Kent and in Mid Kent there were also differant systems, #o that they foun | even in one county difficulties of this kind ariaivg 1+ was ...
... WALKING BOOTS for Ledie» tbe largest selection m tbe towu. Also a great variety • EVENING and HOUSE BOOTS. SLIPPERS. *c., alllewn Ladies' Fitting Room. CLEVELAND'S STOCK of BOOTS, 4c., for GENTLEMEN consists of every design, aud includes BOOTS suitable ...
... SHOOTING BOOTS. CORK and CLUMP SOLE, LACE, ELASTIC, and BUTTON BOOTS. FELT, VELVET, and all WARMLY-LINED SHOES. CHILDREN’S SCARLET and BLACK FELT DRESSING SLIPPERS. All the above being this Season’s Goods are fresh and select, and are well worth attention ...
... Hair. — Combings made up. A large variety of Bow and other Frizettes. 71, UNION STREET, RYDE, (Adjoining the Royal Kent Hotel.) ROYAL KENT HOTEL LIVERY STABLES. PRANK WHEELER, Riding Mastee, begs respectfully to inform the nobility and gentry of the Island ...