... 30 rnak of fiold'inarshnal. . ?? yver).-Ctrtsinly. 3. P. (Llaoelly).-We suspect that Mr. Foublanquo's boot How we are Governoed, and the Golden Wreath, are 3o- boih out of print, which circemssancs has caused your let Loudon agent to fail in proco ...

... List slippers 4s.-per dozen. -o plcto. BOOT AwnD 83OE TRADE. CIASI-buyers sand for 'a price-list to the cheapest houses in ~le trade for superior -hanid-sewn and strong riveted4 -goode. H. W. SuLinvAs,Wholiesale ?? Boot and shoc: Manufacturer, 69 aed'70, ...

... Thoagande of Workinc tlen 'WORKMEN'S ~protounre thin s the tttult' ?? tiley eon get CHEAP suito co utoe.srooc., BOOT ~~and Busa ?? at BOOT ~WonertlrLiPie. STORES. ?? ?? the follositosa facts Ng.a in, lore Ciesoamecs this Woek titan ever! ART1URL Bmlo ...

... thereupon Gorini's cremating apparatus. B. W. (Saddlervortb).-I. The present Premier was first re. turned to parliament for Maidstone on Conservative Prin- ciples. 2. Mr. Gladstone firsb sat for Newark, from 1832 till December, 1845, on Liberal principles ...

... settled with Messrs Tournlaire and Reed before Advertisement appeared in last week's Era. Monday next, GRAND CIRQUE, CANTERBURY, KENT. D G H T Y, Refined Jester, D . Clown, Musical Mimic, and Comic Entertainer, at Liberty for Winter Engagements, Theatres, Circuses ...

... Holloway-road, London, IN. EA EM'CARTH Y FAMILY Opened on 16th inst. at ALHAMBRA, SANDGATE, for Nine Weeks. Pantomime Fair Maid of Kent. Written and Produced by W. D. M'Carthy jlHE T R R E E COULSONS, Specially Engaged with Miss Rose Fox, THEATRE ROYAL, BIRMINGHAM ...

... Dd., and 4s. Gd. RI D E TO KO EE I V A, A my JCAPTAIN FiEFD. BlURNABY. IRoy.l Horse Guards. Page 13 says:- Two pairs of boots lined with fur were atso taken atnd for physic-with which it is as Nvoll to be sunplled wheec travellinh inl out of tise way ...

... T~tltATtICAL IGDEPO0T 45, WELLINGTOiiS-STRftETi,. STP AiiND, W. C_ for bes 6,1 ec-ch. mREA4TIUCA P 3ENH. BOOTS Avtd S~HO.RS.- T ~~TH E PARISLAN BOOT SITORLS i`vata jilt olceed a Lendos Depnt. at No. 4, CRAXEDTURR hSlEET, where ArI'al wvill Sild, oh vers- ...

... or a pori-on of their time eb ths business. No previous exporiehce rejuired. For terms, &o., apply to W. J. HEwsrr, 451, Old Kent-road, London, S.E. IVor fie piovinces, address Manaer, Chill Offs, TUBS 1lDUSTiRlIAL BA2ME. (LiMI-tTEB). 26, Finsbury-place ...

... d&c. T O LET imeoediately, a very Olll-established and _ Genuine Business -igoming ?? to T. S. ijudson, Hallimbnourue, Maidstone. Boot and Shoe Business. P LAT E glass douhle-frailt-i,,sin thoroughfare- reight years' loose-li rorins-retit £75-let off ge5- ...

... Chemist, 26, Oxford-street, W. R I D E TO E K I V A, A8 BY CAPTAIN FRED. BURNABY, Royal Horse Guards. Page 13 ?? pairs of boots lined with ?? were also taken; Rlil for physic-with which it is as well to be supplied when travelling i,, out of the way ...

... Harpist, with Alto, Bass, and Baritone Voices; good Tenor Vocaliet, Two good Corner Hen, combined Sand, Jig, Double and Single Boot Dancers, all with good stale and private wardrobe, owninstruments, andareober andatteortive obusness. Send lowest terms1 Csti ...