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... ? 'L . 1 . ,. . FIIRST-CLASS BOOT & SHOEA-WREHOUSE. M ODERATION IN THE PRICE$ OF BOOTS IL .does not necessarily ?? of Shape and:Durabilit. At this Establishmunt there is an Immense Stock of PERFEQT FITTING DURABLE, BOOTS, iAT M'otRATr PFrIGoS. 22 and ...
... Nat India-avonue, Lenha deallret, L .C ci EWiLL..KNOwN experienced TRAVELLER, with IT s riniecnnelna Onoilmen grocecs, &e. in Kent, anmssex Idantenian, dSrre, a Sehe an una mmteifNGAVOE. _ MlI Ntlt.-Hcnry ri lt, 1 i, Chuuoh - treot, 8 tako Newington. Ct ...
... ANNUAL CLEARING SALE of Boots at 58 Overgate, and 36 High Btreet ; Factory, Mid Kirk Btile. OURNING Bjnnete. Widows' Cap*, Veils, Gloves, Scarfs in Greit Variety, Grave Linen all sizea Henry & Co , 140 Murravga,c. ANCING BOOTS, in Great Variety, at Crawford's ...
... eland at from 16s. 6d. to 265. 61. per load. KENT, Tin 3..—eat again short supply at the Zest market,, mad at the rod of the week • further reduction had been resorted to to faros sales. On Mande, at Maidstone, there being but a short supply, trade In wheat ...
... 200 „ Cot- Ik 93 „ ton 100,000 yds. L ■ .. 8,500 „ 332,000 „ for ought ?? 33,200 „ 930 „ Flannel 333,000 „ HALF-BOOTS AND SHOES. Half -Boots 10,500 1 7,000 Fairs. bore Contracts are for specific f tlio several Tenders may be for tract. Their I t or any ...
... very naturally and properly followed the two last toasts—the 17th Kent and their worthy oet. The one he had to propose was that of >( Honorary Members and Subscribers of the 17th Kent. He thought that toast would be cordially drank, and that public spirit ...
... Market-place, from 11 Oil 2. NORTHALLERTON, every WEDNESDAY, at Mr. Joe*:PH Haibstock's. Glass sn* China Warehouse (opposite Golden Lion), from 11 till 3. RIPON. every THCRSDAY. at Mrs. F. Musgbove's. lion- mooger.'nom 11 til! 3. LBYBUBN. every FBIDAY. at ...
... CROTHINO, ready-made er made to meaaur-. for all ages, allocoasionß, and all classes ; also Hosiery nud Drapery, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, and complete Outfits tor all climates. Over Coats, 21s. to SI. sa. A distinct Department for Boys' Clothing. Frices ...
... TUNBRIDGE WELLS. KENT AND SUSSEX COURIER WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1877. Petitions to both Houses of Parliament for the Abolition of Vivisection are being drawn up, and will shortly be taken from house to house for signatures.—[ Ad vt. Cheques for amounts ...
... groceries and provisions, wines and spirits, drapery and hosiery, stationery and turnery, watches, jewellery, plated ware, boots and shoes, drugs and chemicals, portmanteaus, Ac, Ac— By order, ALEXR. MIDDLETON, Secretary. 112, Queen Victoria-street, E ...
... Adriana. The following lauded Queenstown Mr. T. Camming and Mr. t. harry. This Day.—Annual clearance sale of Ladies’ Winter Boots and Warm Slipper* at reductions of to 20 i»cr cent, to make room for new stock.— T. K. Fleming, 8, Basnett-strect (three doora ...
... Bound. Mr. Liddell's Lottery beat Mr. Harwood'a Earldoro Tffr. Brocklebank's Blanche Eplne boat Mr. Bancroft's Briton Mi. Bootes Slierwood Daisy beat Mr. Heaton's Halsall Lass IV. Mr. Hu«lic.s's.Oolmnbiue beat Mr. Barlow nd Mr. Qottle's O.osur best Mr ...