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... short distance from the house. Over the door was small square signboard, bearing the following laconic inscription;— “Avondale, Boot and Shoemaker. Whatever could have induced him to place a signboard over the door of his half-secluded cottage could not be ...
... /evils, but there was else after that, but upon that point my memory is is similar to that of Fraser River and California. boots . A shawl was also found near the spot As H :ii : FROM de enorated > (Wxc . om^ one which he had overlooked, and which he would ...
... nuu. r.d. Wootton, ironmoner, Wednesbury, Stafford. (From. Tuesday’s Gazette, November 9.J nomas Waits, saddler, Tunbridge,Kent. John Stirk, commission agent, Wolverhampton. William Adams, glove manufacturer, Exeter. George Hunt, trunkmaker, Southampton ...
... FROM FRIDAYS GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Farm an. builder, Hill, Middlesex. Frederic Graggs, wholesale fancy statione-r. Old Kent. road, Surrey, ami lute of Basinghall-street, London, Moss Davids milliner and bonnet salesman, Holborn, Middlesex. John Greenwood ...
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... FRIDAY’S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS- Henry Ermanui Fellinger, Oonr merchant, Regent-square, London, Henry Collins, builder, Ashford, Kent. James Bailey, merchant. Wood-street, London. Thomas Evans, umbrella maker, Wood-street, London. Robert Lincoln, licensed ...
... Pelham, builder, Camden Town, Middlesex. Charles Milner, tobacconist, Cannon-street, London. Thomas Blayland, grocer, Maidstone, Kent. William Jones, innkeeper, East Griustead, Sussex. David Logan Dyer, currier. Seven Dials, Middlesex. Benjamin Francis ...
... j®-died a few days ago from the effects of oil of vitnol, a had been found insensible, with fractured skull, on William Lowe, boot and shoemaker, Birmingham. and makes it but a moietv • hut terie9 va,t semicircle, which played incessantly on vvomiemil aiacmy ...
... be, Brooke, and Hcrafall fought, youth named Kendall holding Schofield’s coat. The deceased had a pair of strong laced-up boots, and the prisoners wore clogs with iron around the under part of the sole. Whilst the three were engiiged m ibis struggle, ...