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... particular to observe the Address!— ' 1 J. E. EAGLETON, HATTER, ?? - sr °- 20 » Cross Church-street, the Sign of the Large Golden Hat. WATCHES A H D J E, W E L. L. E. & V ,. W 16- MARKET PLACE, HUDDERSFIBU). t RICH ARDSON^bess to acquamt his Friends and ...
... obseraxe the Address J — *^Kbf» ; . i i^^™f /. E. EAGLETON, HATTER, V^ * No. 20, Cross Church-street, tioe Sign of the Large Golden Rat.. HATS! HATS!! HATS!!! BAYLDON'S FASHIONABLE. HAT WA REHOUSE, 37, CROSS CHURCH STREET, HUDDERSFIELD. Gi B. returns his ...
... disappointment, be particular to observe the Address! — J. E. EAGLETON, HATTER, No. 20, Cross Church-street, the Sign of the Large Golden Hat. • : * ' ■' ' HATS! HATS!! HATS!!! BAYLDON'S FASHIONABLE HAT WAREHOUSE, 37, CROSS CHURCH STREET, HUDDERSFIELD. GB ...
... very good, and wUI ulti- mately be enlarged, and a second Kitcheu added in a few months. In the Yard is a dwelling for the Boots, a compact Brewery, on the best plan ; one of the finest Billiard Rooms in tiie county; a roomy Wash-House and spacious Yard ...
... frocks, leather leggings, and laced up boots ; the fathers and elder brothers of these miniature men thus clustered on the trees, standing in round white hats, smock frocks, leather leggings, and laced-up boots, as if they had dropped from the trees when ...
... Schwann, Esq.; Mr. ?? Y^.^ l^ T*l. of X; gow; Mr. John Addleshaw, of Bolton; Mr. Joe WoodheaTof HohnfirSt Sf%r^&>rf LdMr 1 ?^ BootS** mm*v i -iv ™— THE ANNUAL PUBLIC TEA PA«I* ' ' Will take place in the Philosophical Hall, on Thursday afternoon, *A Fir* o'dodt ...
... in the trade : — s. d. s. d. Gentlemen's Wellington Boots 10 otolB 0 Do. Short Wellington Boots 7 6to 11 0 Do. Cloth Boots 9 6to 11 0 Do. Morocco- Legged Buttoned Boots 10 6to 11 6 Do. Blucher Boots 4 6to 8 6 Do. Circular Oxonians 6 oto 8 6 ...
... usually of ■ ?? 6erge turned U P wi( -h green. These were most indifferently made, as were his large, coarsely greased slouching boots, one of which he very commonly dis- pensed with, leaving his kneeband unbuttoned and his stocking about his heel. A huge sabre ...
... Gipsy Jane, 25. ; and twenty other Gipsy Songs. Cheap Editions of Handel's Oratorios; Haydn and Mozart's Masses ; Boyce, Croft, Kent, and Green's An- thems; Cathedral and Gregorian Chants. The usual liberal discount allowed. The above, with every other new ...
... Nctherwood, Pack Horse ?? ?? 10 0 William Platt, Wellington Inn ?? ?? 5 0 0 Joseph Hopkinson, engineer ?? ?? 10 0 William CowsD, Boot and Shoe ?? ?? 10 0 Martha Richardson, Ship Inn ?? ?? 110 Joseph Armitage ?? ?? ?? 10 0' Matthias Swift, Halifax ?? ?? 10 ...
... Bronzed tripod Hat an UmbreUa Stand, ten Spanish Mahogany Butlers' Trays and Stands French polished, two Spanish Mahogany Boot and Shoe Racks, Rosewood and Mahogany portable Desks, Passage Oil Cloth, Stairs' Carpets, and Door Mats. KITCHEN FURNITURE ...
... Spanish, Malay, Dorking, Golden Pheasant, SUver Pheasant, Chittaprat, Game Ham- burgh (golden or ?? spangled or pencUled), Poland (black, with white crest, or the golden, ?? or white), Cuckoo Fowl, Bantams, (separate prizes for the golden laced, ?? laced, white ...