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... Streamstown, Bauagher; William PH Vaughan, Esq, Golden Grove, Jobs Sherlock, Esq. Bob Lodge, Tullamor*. ChaHea Whyte, Esq, Hatley Manor Carriek-08-Shannon; George Mars ton. Esq, H«IU place, Maidstone; James Reynolds Peyton, Eeq, Lough, •cur, Ecshcarrigaa ...
... given by an efficient number of experimentsi and has satisfied himself Nos. 6,8, 10, and 12, FISHER -STREET, STRAND, THE GOLDEN BOOT, choir. The Bight Rev. Dr. Dori ian, Bishop that Cleveland iron can by his be treated so 18, RAMSDEN STREET, & 8, PAXTON ...
... ng markets daring the week English and foreign wheats were firm. KENT, Saturday.— The trade in Kent daring tha week has been quiet; prices about the some last week. Market at Maidstone on Thursday dull; prices showed material variation. Grinding barley ...
... who said he was drunk at tbe time. There were some footmarks in the vicinity of the cote, and tbe constable took the right boot of the prisoner, and with it made an imprint, aud tbe latter corresponded exactly with the other marks. — The pri- soner, who ...
... Building Allotments for Sale. JpHEAP HOME-MADE BOOTS and SHOES, of every description, made by Hand and Steam Power, at greatly Reduced Prices. Repairs executed on the Shortest Notice. New* Elastics put in old Boots by Machinery in One Hour :— Gentlemen's, is ...
... remand at the Sheffield Town Hall with attempting to obtain £'13 from Kobei. Jennings by false pre- tences. The prosecutor is a boot and shoe dealer, of South street. Moor, and he recently failed in business. The defendant went and told him that he was a detective ...
... Oomhermereßtolo, Putronfl The Right Hon, the Kght Hon. Lord Oombennew, the Hon. Lord Hewry, H. K«ii»ld Corbet, »nd Captain T. L. Boot*. Coflßmlltae merit: Mem.T. Bffl, J. a lloorno, Oibbs, Pl«o«; wSv Judge: Mr. N.T Wentworth. Mr. Robe AtUoy. Slipper: Mr. T ...
... to inform his patrons that he ?? j:* 1 . >e-.-eiveu fr..m Pans his NOVELTIE3 for the •■ ili AX'N. i onsistuig of ladies' boots and shoes, gloves, 1 ••». aim lingerie in all its branches. An early inspection •^■l.ct uity >..iu-it,-d.— 23, Old Boud-street ...
... will be sent post to any person free charge. Address, Mr Williams, 10, Oxford Terrace, Hyde Park, London. Kentish Cherries.-Kent, called the Garden of England, noted for the fine quality of iU various growths cherries, and amongst them the Morelia stands ...
... Notice published in tbe London will be deposited for public inspection with the Clerk the Peace foi the County ot Kent at his office in Maidstone in said County that on or before 3fltb November copy of so much of the lane of reference relates to parish in ...
... Scotch anl Fleecy Wools ; A Great Variety of LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS, SHOES, AND HOSIERY. EIGHT EXPERIENCED SHOEMAKERS kept on the premises for making New Boots and Repairing old oca NEW ELASTICS PUT IN FOR THE TRADE, SV A call is respectfully ...
... not doubt of the work achieved under the only a Liberal victory, it is a Liberal gain to ef the London Board. It is at once boot. The v: was caused by the eleva- and exceptional. It is calculated to tion of Mr H. C. Lopes (Conservative) to the lively ...