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... SEWN BOOTS. SULLIVAN'S Hand Seim Boots sad Shoe. for Ladies. SULLIVAN'S Band Semi and for Gentlemen. SULLIVAN'S Sewn Boots and 11hoes for SULUVAN'S Band Bolls sad Shoes to- two Mt purpose., (19 & 70, (Late of Herbert-etreet, New North-roaa.) BOOTS VAN'S ...
... MESSRS. CUTLER, PALMER le CO.'S WINES. No. 6, CHOWEINGHRE. Pure High-class Sherries, PRODUCTS 0) SIPMN. VINO REDOND—a bright, golden, and dry Dinner Wine, per dozen Rs. 20 0 AMONTILLADO, A I—a pale, extremely dry after-Dinner Wine, per dozen „ 30 0 VINO ...
... lime ssercaaht. E. Golden, Dewsburv. ironmonger. S. Moody, Mirfleld. Yorkshire. J. Durham. Leeds, manufacturer. S. Sladen, Goiseley. Yorashire, farmer. J. Exley and Son, OUey, Yorkshire, and ir«n> rounders. J. Stead, Leeds, boot manufacturer. F- Brown ...
... whilst cleaning out a tank, was seized by the leg (fortunately he bad sea boots on) by the largest of the octopodes, and hit apon the expedient of siipping his leg out, leaving the boot in the water, and beating & retreal. The octopus did not relinquish its ...
... AGENCIES FOR TUB GKEBNOCK ADVERTISER. Moses M‘Gregor Fore St.,Port*Glaagow k. Simuson. boot* gelier* Gourook. William Moir Bank. Gourock, John l»ck Qu»y iatad, Gourook, Win. Torrance. Gourock. Mias Scott, newt agent Inrerkip. Robt. newaagentSkelmorlie ...
... where the boots were found upon her, and she wasgiven into custody. Her statement was that she had bought I the boots in Maidstone, and the magistrate set her at liberty, telling her that the police, if they found no other l owrer for the boots, would give ...
... North Kent Railway, while early on 'Houdly morning there was a special each way. It is calculated that the passengers bmu%ht down in these twelve trains {umounwd to nearly 5,000. The rickon are conniod rom Loadon Bridge to any station n the Mid Kent distriet ...
... of a pair of boots. Many can claim no boots all, but trudge along displaying their naked feet, and ira« queutly a broad paten of shoulder, tanned throat, bare leg. but,'though iu poverty, and dirt, they are hound for the hop gardens ot Kent, (hey are jovial ...
... wife of Sir Charles Shipley, Knight, is informed that the heroine in question was the daughter of James Teale, Esq., of Maidstone, Kent, and Mary, daughter and co-heiress of Ralph Blomer, D.D., one of the Prebendaries of Canterbury Cathedral and Chaplain ...
... was recently entertained by Mr. Edmund F. Davis at a dinner, which were also invited many of the leading ministers of the of Kent. Sib Thomas Fowbll and Lady Victoria Buxton bave entertained the children of the Waltham Abbey Board and Sunday schools Warlies ...
... character. Slraling a Pair Boots. —At the Police Court on Tuesday Frederick Hills was charged withstealiug » pair of boots, the property John Beau, shoe maker, London Road.—Prosecutor deposed : boot and shoe maker in London Road. The boots produced were left ...
... Walter Weston, charged with the wilful murder of George Drewry, his paratuour's husband, took place An Tuesday morning at the Maidstone Police-court. Long before the time appo;uted for the hearing • large of persons assembled outside the court in anticipation ...