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... Sheriff Court on Wednesday, before Sheriff Hall, William Barclay, boot and shoe maker, Kilbirnie. and to whom cesaio had been granted at the instance of Messrs Bayne & Duckett, wholesale boot and shoe makers, Glasgow, appeared [or final dispeaal. The agent ...
... Ready-made Boots & Shoes. - THE Subscriber respectfully informs his numerous Friends and Customers that he is doing a Large FAMILY TRADE in Ready-Made BOOTS and SHOES. His Steck at present in BOYS' and GIRLS' ELASTIC, LACING, and BUTTONING BOOTS,- SEWN and ...
... fid, 19a fid. Strong Nailed Boots (or Furoacemen and outdoor Labourers at7sfid. fid. 10s fid. All Classes of MISS,Bs, BOYS, and YOUTHS' Boots and Shoes kept Steck, and grant variety of Children's Boots and Slippers. Boots, Shoes, and Slipper* Neatly and ...
... 7s 61, 6d, 10s Strong Nailed Boots for Purnacetneo and out- door Labourers atZstid, 6d, 10s* 6d. All Classes of MIS9BS, BOYO, and YOUTHS’ Boots and Shoes kept Stock, great variety of Children’s Boots and Slippers. Boots, Shoes, and Slippers, Neatly ...
... xr,..,. these olfe?.c fa there were December births, 43 males and be -.ld et 2tf. per Oall.m, or 4s bl per Bottle. M'CAI.L. Boot & Shoe Mancincrease mme value inese uueiice* j ~A , v hctlickii. begs respectfully to thank his so far as that can known from ...
... Pitcairlie. Golden Spangled Hanibargh -1, Job Rawnsley, Langley Farm, Bingley ; 2, Henry Belden, Providence House, Baildon • 3, David Govan, 88 Dalmarnock Street, Parkhead, Glasgow; 4, John Jardine, 24 St And rew ' s St., Kilmarnock. Golden Pencilled Hamburgh ...
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... the best of the bargain. True, the chairman very graciously remarked on the word perpetual as the best of all, because it kent their minds easy, and that so long as Kilmarnock could pa? twenty shillings the pound, so long would the shareholders be free ...
... laarniag, the ostboret aad growth of mighty llteratare—all following one another tar qaiek ennnemien. bare stamped this the Boot important era in the history of land. to tkla period the English llteratare had been slumbering without producing much fruit ...
... partial, revelation of a alb, seven o the Chiirch in E th e phesus He is e stars in His right hand, and e nn i dst of the seven golden candlethe he I, t :ti(-hurch in Smyrna He is the first 6,4 ._ , hur c h P e ach was dead and is alive. To rp l argamos He ...
... correspondent, and asked him to go down to Maidstone, visit a hop-garden, take note of all he saw and heard, and describe the scene as faithfully and accurately as he could. The special went down into Kent, spent a day and night among the hop-Oaken ...
... what was doe to a higher lew, end not from Common, with the Ten Commendmenta, to vice or with criminal attention, and which boot. One of these ia that over-wrought, everywhere end by ell parties bee been con- underpaid, end consequently underfed people ...