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... takes its title not, as is generally supposed, from the great Yorkshire city, but from the little village of Leeds, Maidstone, in Kent, with which county the Osbornes have been associated for six or seven centuries or more. The village contains the rains ...

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... Victoria Street. 30161 AMERICAN BOOTS. JUST RECEIVED, A BIG DELIVERY CELEBRATED AMERICAN BOOTS, CLAPPS, HANANS, And Several other well-known Makes, For which are SOLE AGENTS. WE HOLD THE LARGEST STOCK OF AMERICAN BOOTS AND SHOES IN THE CITY. Ikspbctioh ...

... or sent |K>et*gc free for stamps Proprietor*, OSBORNE, BAUER. &CHEESEMAN, Perfumers Her I*to Majesty Queen Victoria, 19, GOLDEN SQUARE, REGENT BT., LONDON. pklfast (BBTABLLSHED ANNO 1737.) BELFAST: MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1904. The Italian Heir-Apparent ...

... winners extra. Two miles. Mr. Denny's Golden Wedding 6y, list 121 b Mr. L. 8. Denny 1 Mr. Gotham’s Blue Crescent 6y. lOst Mb D. Morris 2 Mr. N. Woodland’s sy, lOst Smith [Winner trained Golly.] Betting—Ercns agst Golden Wedding, to 4 Blue Crescent, and 8 ...

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... dwellinghouse situated 12, Haaelnut Street, and stolen a pair of lady’s boots and a pair gentleman’s boots. When arrested prisoner admitted the charge, and said she bad pawned the boots. Aocasod handed the constable two pawn tickets and a key. Prisoner was ...