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... very superior character, a-d the other Effects (new ! within three years), of a kind and quality seldom put up to public competition. The Agreeables will be in a slate of consump'ion at Twelve. Business will commence exactly at One. / SOUTHAMPTON, \Z/t ...
... Quantity of Mens' Hats, Beaver Bonnets, ano Children's Fancies ; about 400 pair of Patrens and Clogs, tojether *-ith a quantity of Patten Materials, Patten Rings, and Clog Woods,— Three Patten Knives. Saw, ice. Also a quantity of Gen:!emen's short and lo. s - ...
... merit that countenance and support which they hope to obtain. N.B. A Large Assortmentof Ladies and Gentlemen's Boots, Shoes, Clogs, &c, kept on Sale, at the Lowest Possible Prices. To Coach Proprietors Innkeepers, ...
... TABLE LINEN9 ' COUNTE^ANES, BLANKETS, and FLANNELS. WOOLLEN DRAPERY. D J »,V^i_^ D«t»*rtii»«_it tbey tlefy all successful competition. For Superfine BROAD fl OTHU Pi aim ?? CARPETINGS. Of CARPETING-, both VENETIAN. KIDDERMINSTER, .nd BRUBSELS ihev have ...
... ROBINS is pleased A to announce, that he has receired insiructions n?!V h ? L «cutors of the Noble Lord to SELL by PUBLIC COMPETITION, at the Auction Mart, London, on Tuesday, the 28th of July, at Twelve, io one Lot, A SPLENDID PROPERTY. one that claims ...
... from 4s 6d. io 55. , Prunella and Leather, from 3s. 6d. to 4s. _J. ; Fur ditto, from 3s. 6d. to 4s. 6d. ; Clogs, from 2s. 6J. A large STOCK of CLOGS of every description. Children's Shoes of every Variety. A POSITIVE AND UNRESERVEDiSALE. SOUTHAMP TOW. TO ...
... ditto saucepans, copper stew and saucepans, loity copper tea kettles, coal skuttles, 200 dozen locks (various), shoe tips] clogs, pattens, pit and hand saws, turners aod cabinet makers tools, turning lathe, patent weighing machines, bell furniture, cranks ...
... iheir WINES, selected and shipped as they have been by Houses of tbe highest reputation at Oporio and Cadiz, may challenge competition as to purity and flavour with aoy Stock io the United Kingdom, and at Prices so comparatively moderate as to ensure general ...
... On Monday, Dee. 23d, 1844, PEERLESS POOL ; SINGING and DANCING; and FORTUNE'S FROLIC. On Tuesday, THE BROKEN SWORD, and other Entertainments. On Thursday, GEORGE BARNWELL ; Singing and Dancing; and (first time,) the PANTOMIME of HARLEQUIN TELL TALE TIT; ...
... under a distraint for rent, about 250 pain of Men's, Wo- men's, and Children's BOOTS and SHOES ; 100 Pain of PATTENS and CLOGS, Blacking, Lasts, fee. ; also fifty Lots of useful HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE. The Goods may be viewed on the morning of Sale, and ...
... MLchan), re- spectfully announces that her RESIDENCE is BEMOVED to No. 71, Mabland P_acb, Southampton, where her Academy for Dancing, the Grecian, Pole, and other Exercises, i* held every Monday and Thursday, at Half-past Two o'clock, and where Private Pupils ...
... be sold at reasonable prices. Southampton, December 4, 1846. DANCING.— Mazurkas, Cellarias, Valse a deux Temp*, and all the Popular Dances of tlie Season. Mr. W. PARKER, (Professor of Dancing to the College, Winchester), informs the No- bility, Gentry ...