... Rooms, on TUESDAY, Fen- ruary 5th, 1873 (for the benefit of whom it may concern), the following cases of WINES, Tin. Pale and golden sherry, sparkling and still hock, port, sparkling Burgundy, champagne, Chambertin, Jules Mumm, Amontillado, St. Julian, and ...

... onbATUutDA,y,6thog February, 1876, at Three o'clock pu.m.. the commodioaus PUIBLIC-tiOUdE &mdPREMIhA4-, lately oslleditho Golden Lion~isituate in Lajnnoa-street, and latctly in the occupation of ,Ir. Thonias'Thomas. Merchant, comprising, acelr kitchens ...

... address, the whole of the GROCERS STOCK-IN-TRADE other EFFECTS of the said Annio Smith, in liquidation, prising a quantity of boots and allocs, several cads of tea, raisins, and other fruit?, provisions, and grocers' sundries, ire., &C. Tbe Saie wi'd comincnce ...

... Archibald, 2, Preston terrace, St. Margaret's, Kent, gentleman (and draper Lewis Daniel, King* street, Carmarthen, grocer Lewis Henry, Llandelov, Pembrokeshire, bootmaker Longley John, School House, Rainham, Kent. schoolmaster Llewellin Anne. 4. Waterloo terrace ...

... painter and decorator. W'n. Summerton, Pebble Mill, Birmingham, miller. Henry Mitchell, Lincorl, hotel keeper. a John Pritchard, Golden Lion Inn, Frankwell, Shrewsbury, Shropehire, innkeeper, ' Robert Dowse, Hatfield Farm, Stert, near c Devizes, 'Wiltshire, ...

... Summerton, of Pebble Mill, Pershore- road, Birmingham, miller. Henry Mitchell, of Lincoln, hotel-keeper. John Pritchard, of Golden Lion Inn, Frank well. Shrewsbury, Suropbliire, innkeeper. Robert Dowse, of Hatfield. Fanii, Stcrfc, near Devizes. Wiltslili-e ...

... and 1 IPaurmure 01 thin lelaowfsebhhet 1o ?? I intame towni is better placed and enjoying; a largerUI4 inamed it is truly a golden oppurtnnimy, such as very seldom happens, and a certain source of fortunle infW years. Death of the ?? is, the c'ause of letting ...

... 2918a29 reas * iL ANIEED, in a gentlemen's suhool, a strong, iu a .ctive, intelligoet Boy as indoor servant, to -F I clean boots, knives, a-ad make himself generally usefiul. Age C \Vages at L'St, lts. a month, board, lodging, and suit of clothes.-Addrese ...

... Apply to John Jenkins and Co., Philharmonic Cham- hers, St. Mary-street, Cardiif. BOOT and SHOE BUSINESS.—To be DISPOSED of, as a gpoing1 concern, a first-class Boot and Shoe Business, in one of the best and ui-1 populous thotough- lares in Cardiff. ...

... through- out. Kent modertvW. — Apply at 53, Otiuill -iLrf.t H* oa Xj^^EKA SHOP, Penrhiwfer, extensive premises, m J well situated. Good business right o2.—Address Wllliai» Roberts, Golden Age, PenrhLwffcr, Pontv prid4. Wllliai» Roberts, Golden Age, PenrhLwffcr ...

... was told that he must either pay 200 francs a week more than had been agreed, or leave. He left, shaking off the dust of his boots as a testimony against the Maitre. If that sort of tilings is to go on, the Parisians will find their exhibition as huge a ...

... f catingr age, experience, and salary, to D. W. Davies & Dtmr ven Place. Tonypandy, Rhondda Valley. 3654 \UT^i iTTNG~~AND BOOTS. —Wanted icimeiiiately, H 9 a good JUNIOR HAND.—Apply, with fnll particu- io to G. Protheroe Davies, 12, Pembroke-street, P ...