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... three times a day. The name to m». suggests cowslips, and cream, and buttercup mea- dows, and young things gambolling in the golden sunshine; 1 do not know whether it makes vou think of the same things. Those old Saxon an-: cestors of ours knew more of ...
... Frederick Jury, Maidstone, Kent, tailors George Michael Glass, sen., Brandon-street, Walworth, chemist Alfred Hannibal, Great Portland-street, boot maker James Evennett, High-street, Poplar, corn dealer Elizabeth Willard Worman, Old Charlton, Kent, widow Thomas ...
... BANKRUPTS. (From Friday's Gazette.) James Hayden Gates, Manor-street, Clapham, builder William Craft, Maidstone, Kent, baker William James Dalton, Balliam-hill, Surrey, builder Philemon Rolfe, Gravesend, chemist Benjamin. Cearman and Robert Bailey, Harwich ...
... Wbuldham, Kent; Chelsea, Middlesex; feat sea, Surrey; and King-street, Cheapside, liiae burner. R. Dudley, Wercestiererhire, shoe manufacturer. G. WOMEKSLSY, iler'Uy, hatter. G. B. POETDS, Liverpool, apothecary. J. H. SKEJEXES, Liverpool, boot and shoe ...
... inst., Agnes, the loved wife of Geo. E. Robinson. Friends please accept this notice. 873 WILLIAMS,-December 16th, at the Golden Boot, High- street, Criccietu, Mary, the beloved wife of John Williams (formerly of the Docks, Cardiff), aaied 67 years. 12789 ...
... The Prizeries, 39, Queen- street, Folkestone, Kent. jgOYLE AND CO.' THE OLD ESTABLISHED P E 0 P L QARDIFF; SPRING AND SUMMER. THE STAFFORDIA BRAND OF BOOTS Are High-class Ladies' smart, stylish Boots, and are always as near perfection as possible to ...
... GENTLEMEN'S Is. d. x s. d. Cashmere House Boots 0 1 9J Short Blucher or Cossack Boots 0 5 6 Patent Slippers 0 1 6* Oxford Shoes o 7 6 Cloth Goloshed Boots 0 3 11 Strong Half Wellingtons Q 9 6 Military Heel Summer Cloth Boots 0 4 9 Prime Calf 0 12 6 T r> ud9'i ...
... conist James Edward Prior, Eden-place, Old Kent-road, cheese- monger Joseph Hall, High-street, Battersea, colour grinder James Anderson, Church-street, Hackney, oilman John Qverhage, Siieriard-street, Golden-square, general dealer. John Hows, Brentwood ...
... SATIEEN AND CASHMERE BOOTS LADIES' FRENCH SHOES AND SLIPPERS S*M>IES' HOUSE AND SCHOOL BOOTS LADIES' BUTTON AND BALMORAL BOOTS GIRLS' BOOTS IN IMMENSE VARIETY. GENTS' DEPARTMENT. GENTS' SPRING-SIDE WALKING BOOTS GENTS' KID AND LEVANT ...
... AND CASHMERE BOOTS LADIES' FRENCH SHOES AND SLIPPERS LADIES' HOUSE AND SCHOOL BOOTS LADIES' BUTTON AND BALMORAL BOOTS GIRLS' BOOTS IN IMMENSE VARIETY. GENTS' DEPARTMENT. GENTS' SPRING-SIDE WALKING BOOTS s GENTS' KID AND LEVANT ...
... AND CASHMERE BOOTS LADIES' FRENCH SHOES AND SLIPPERS LADIES' HOUSE AND SCHOOL BOOTS LADIES' BUTTON AND BALMORAL BOOTS GIRLS' BOOTS IN IMMENSE VARIETY. GENTS' DEPARTMENT. GENTS' SPRING-SIDE WALKING BOOTS GENTS' KID AND LEVANT ...
... AT OMINOUS TRIP—NOT THE HONEY- limON ONE—PAGES—DRCNR-LANE COURT DRESSES — MR HARRIS OUT-HARRIS'S WILSON BARRETT RACK—44 THE GOLDEN J.,>.PDEE. -IS HE A PR ADD ?—NOT MAD, MY LORDS !-P.\TTI AND HER WELSH FRIENDS—TWO GOOD STORIES OF THE LAUItEATE-Sm OHAItr ...