... in Fart Derehaw. 3 or 4 H Lofty ROOKS, with private entrance, raitable for Solicitor. Deotiet. or Bret. , Ogle., Wright, Golden Boot, High Street. };act Drreheni. TO LET. Geoeral SHOP. good 6-Boomed HOUSE. Stable, sod Outbuildings; good opeoiag Perk trade; ...

... a well known fact that Weider's Wore arc the cheapest and beet in loweetoft. Boots for work, Boots for play: Bice toe a rail on Sa,orday. 01,- , addreto only: Cmxtrat Boot Work. Highat„ Lowestoft tadet. .-.„ PAIR POLES' SERVICE.-The Rev. David Dickson ...

... Curtis; song. Playground In the sky. Mica Ada Burcham; song. The boots that father wore, Mr. Calvert whistling solo, Mr. W. Spanton: song, Jean, Jean. from Aberdeen, Mr. It Kent; pianoforte solo. Tie British Empire march. Miss Money; address, The ...

... Si Mad Illuscata at Is id. or leas aseast begin to pay for their production • hat it could but be expected when mob mowers m Boot:14d and ethers'; have miles of glees viacrice, with MI the best opts date appliances to work with, and beyond this make a ...

... University, was impaled ou Thursday on • team surrounding the Druidical remains near Maidstone, while mounting the awaited Cromlech. Ile was removed to the West Kent Idometel, when Dr. Travers performed a wonder= fah operation. Two plows of boa had been ...

... Dentist. or Excise Mir,. Wright, Golden Boot. High Street. East Dereham. rl9O LtiT.--HOUSE. Outhouses, large Hardee: 1 April 6th, E 9 rent, at Wood Hailing. Worrell, Apply G. Palter. 155. Magpie Hall Road. Chatham. Kent. A VKENBAIL—TO LET at ifichaelmata ...

... Caral—• Good King I Winceelea. Song—Mr W Gagged. Song—Mr A Kent. Ghost story, &c.—Mr Mann. Song—Mr Kent. Song—Mr (Jarred. Christmas hymn' Hark I the herald angel. sing.' Speech—Mr .1. Harris. Song—Mr Kent. Sketch—• The fiat iron.' Carol—' The manger throne. ...

... trouble in the street.. and defendant was lined 11, 7e. costa or 14 days. THE RIG RED BOOT Is your mark and irelde for sterling value in Meo's durable Boots. Boots! for the land the Adamand Brand. second to none for wear. One address only: Charles Wesley ...

... Jocular jockey, Mr. Herbert Kent. A musical farce—Messrs. T. Andrews and A. Burnham. Temperance speech—Mr. Jo. Harris. Sone- - The child. ren s home.' Miss W. Kemp. Character song and ChOrnP-- .. The lads in Navy bloc, - ' Mr. R. Kent nod Members of St. Andrew's ...

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... in nut brown calf and aurae, at Charles Wesle)'s, boot manufacturer and repairer, Central Boot Works, High Street. Trading stamps given to buyers of new boots. The best shop for rubber heels and boot polish. (Advt. Fame WILEITLITON.—At Lowestoft Borough ...