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... clothes for t funerals, Ao. Ai wu) at ball the usual BARGAINS.-HA* BOOTS, 10s. 6d., worth a gum. , and 5, King-street, Covent- garden (opposite Evans's), 1. l.t an immense Stock of very r Boots, best linish, make, and style, and is selling same at half the ...
... Marshall and Snelgrove contemplate adding to their business that of a GENERAL SToRE for Groceries, Provisions, Ironmongery, Boots, Hardware, etc. To obviate misunderstanding, which gives rise to much inconvenience, Marshall and Snelgrove lind it necessary ...
... fln-il performance* at the ITALIAN OPERAS.— RoyaI Library, ii, Old Bond-*?eet. GOLDEN HAIR.— ROBARE'S AUREOLINE produces, by two or three applications, the beautiful golden colour so much admired. Warranted perfectly harm- less. Price ss. 6d. and 10s. ...
... Marshall and Snelgrove contemplate adding to their business that of a General Store for Groceries, Provisions, Ironmongery, Boots, Hardware, kc To obviate misunderstanding, which gives rise to much inconve- nience. Marshall and Snelgrove find it necessary ...
... lllott race. 80 some hundred and fifty guineas suddenly tattled Haitian's pockets. Hut be woo more than guineas, and more than golden opinions, too. For the Champlonshin Cup given by the London Sportsman is a most beautiful and grand affair. Three feet in ...
... the Mart ; and of Baxter, Payne, and Lepper, auctioneers and land agents, Town Hall, Bromley, Kent, and 69, King William-street, E.C.. Chelsfield and Downe, Kent..The Three-quarter Share in the Freehold Pasture and Orchard Land (divided into five fields) ...
... lt COURIERS and TRAVELLING SERVANTS, haviug the highest rte, n. mendaticrs, by applying to the secretary, J. Fondaori ?8. Golden-square. AtitJS'iLEMAN is most anxious to Had a Ml VAI lON for a FOOTMAN, age 20. a good servant, f. r two, three, or four ...
... j; RY, New Kent-road. X.X.- Proprietors, Mew* AUCTION SALES erery Monday and Thursday, at Oneo'clock. Gentlemen can suit themselves with any kind of horse or carriage at these sales. I ELEPHANT and' CASTLE HORSE and CAR- ., - [ RY. New Kent-road, S.E.— ...
... end SALE. X. Kuck-keeper, end Wen up In oil bread's's. U year.• brie. Ousel retetence.—Plesso M. H. 8 Looso.ro:sd, Maidstone. Kent._ frßee 11.R..- Iron 1 of Lk I•heß to a lin thorLoi4h prsotli . ml of rho Linda It* V..1..1 brMlChel. to nctln•, good ...
... of boots (hand-sewu) » „ for' ,1, prioes. N.B -Left-off clothes bought. P.O O^y re ?? V- BARGAINS. -HAND-SEWN BOOTS'^j,^ worth a gulnea.-BLACKFORD, 4 and 5, Kin?* ?? v garden (opposite Evans's), has just bought an irpnjeu []iii£^ . superior Boots, best ...
... I am bir, your., &c.. OHMS H. JACKSON, Head Keeper. Head Gamekoeper to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. Ra•twell Park. Ashford. Kent. Dear Mir —T ham much pleasure in forwerdmil you • testimonlai approving of the excellence of your nourish Meal and Onion? ...
... SULLIVAN'S HAND SEWN BOOTS. SULLIVAN% and Shorn for SULLIVAN'S Sewn Roots and for SULLIVAN'S Hand Boots and Shoe. for CI. rddren. goLuvAbrs Hand Henn Boot. and Shorn for all 00 .0 0)a if. fiborednelr. London. SIILLIVAN'S PATENT DRESS BOOTS for Gentlemen, Se ...