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... STALYBRIDGE CASTLEFORD JAKKOW SOUTH SHIELDS CHESTERFIELD KIRKSTAL 'YEADON DEWSBURY LEEDS YORK Men's Nailed Boot* from 6s. lid. Men's Nailed Boots 7s. ; challenge the trade. Men's Elastic sides from 6s. 6d. Women's Elastic Sides from 2s. sd. Children's ...
... Linen, Handkerchiefs, Shirts, Guernseys, Vests and Pants, Hosiery, Druggets, Rugs, and dozen Men's, Women's and Children's Boots. By Order, HERBERT SAMUELSON TRAYISON, Trustee. THOMAS TURNER, Auctioneer. January Ist, 1879. TOBACCONISTS BUSINESS FOR SALE ...
... Burton 16, Kent 24, eliddlebrook 6, and Walthall 1 assistance than would be found who would give works_ Without of a the heavy 1. The second vote Beardmore 12, Burton li, them the cold shoulder. While thinking over the I of the reached the Kent 21. The last ...
... in Eastgate-strcet, when saw prisoner take a pair boots which were hanging outside. He followed him and asked him to give tbe boots np which at the first he refnsed to do, but eventually did bo. The boots were taken to the prosecutors' shop where they were ...
... Wibt-arley, Walton, Stone; Mr. E. Lytball, Badford Hall, Letmingtou. Hunting Horses, Hackneys, Cobs, and Jumping : Mr. James Boote, Weston Hall, Crewe; Mr. T. H. Hutchinson, Manor House, Catteriek ; Mr. Thomas. Alkin, Tbe Mill, Grendon, Atherstone. Butter ...
... Tamworth ; Mr, Rl! ibher Y, Walton, Stone; Mr. E. Lythall, Radford J lngton, Tt Hunting Horses, Hackneys, Cobs, . “9: Mr. James Boote, Weston Hall, Crewe; ki utchinson, Maner House, Catteriek ; Mr. ond h, The Miil, Grendon, Atherstone. Xe, Vg C theese: Mr. ...
... (BOROUGH).—Monday. (Before Dr. Arlidge, Mayor, and W. Mellard, Esq.) Allioed Theft of Boots.—Mary Emira Simms, a young woman, was charged with having stolpn pair'of boots, the property George Beardmore, her stepfather. In consequence of her bad behaviour ...
... : I • Poor Sam—is he dead? She was at once removed shabbiness can hardly imagine a contented man writing ser- to the West Kent Infirmary, where the proper moss. (Laughter.)—The Clerk : you , can speak restoratives were applied and she recovered, and ...
... has been convicted of perjury I mated a great cloth robbery at one of the factories, stealinga box containing a number ot boots, valued in relation to an with which the former was 1 and in June, 1877 when escaping through a wood at £l2, the property of ...
... arrangement T. Collison, Oulton, near Stone, flint grinder; F. Nicklin, Stone, plumber and glazier; T. Nixon, Stoke-upon-Trent, boot and shoe maker ; W. Edge, Newcastle, tobacconist; J. Adams, Burslem, surgeon; J. Wood, Hanley, tailor and clothier; R. G. Rice ...