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... R, GOLDEN BOOT, id CORNER OF DOCE-STREET, HULL; ALSO AT sd ST. JAMES-STREET, POTTERY, Four Doors from the Church; at AND THE at''BIG BOOT,' 28, TRIPPETT, WINCOLMLEE. W I L L I A M A L L M A N THE WORKING-MAN'S FRIEND, Strong Men's Half-Boots, 10s ...
... Pease per last FOREIGN HOP MARKET. South w auk, December u.—Tbe market heavy, and but little • HEW BAGS. Kent Iti Sussex - 2 3 Essex U On 0 POCKETS. Kent - 414 Sussex - 216 313 Essex - 3 5 4 4 KHruham 5 ft Hum. Corn Market, December 14. There has been very ...
... FOR HAWKINS' LONDON IMPROVED ROTARY BOOT AND SHOE HEEL. It is well known that most persons wear the heels of their boots unevenly, by reason of their treading more 07o one side then the other, which causes the boot to fall over on the side worn, whereby ...
... BRsnGoArs, Lugsh& IVORKMJEN SENT TO AA'Y PARTY OR TLiA COUNTRY. 24.0.- OP.POSITE THE GOLDEN LION, BOTTOM OF BRIIGGATE, LEEDS. MA RSD.EN'S OLD ESTABLISHED WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUSE, TOP OF BR IGG'A T AND CORNER OR LOWERUPIAD-ROW, LEEDS. TWMARSDEN ...
... Rev F Wade, Irncumbent of Golden Hill, Newcastle-under- Lyne Rev G L Harkness, Hatch Beaucamp, Taunton Rev J Wilson, Vicar of Wigtoft, Lincolnshire Rev R T Cunmmins, Ash Sandwich, Kent Rev H Sim, Incumbent of Winghiam, Kent Rev D Travers, Acton, Cheshire ...
... of the Boots, which he pulled off the Giaut's leg without dif- ficulty, and being magically made, it fitted a little foot as wven as a big one, he was about to pull off the other ?? Old Story. y THE RACE AND CHACE OF THE SEVEN E: LEAGUE BOOTS. The Assent ...
... bottle, and was ruled by Messrs. Bland and Co., of London, ami I oars their brands and seals. The sherry i- of a delica'e golden colour, was bottled Howard, of Liverpool, end acceptable dry wine. Itotn pot sherry are imhree dozen cases, and asample case ...
... to render the above Establishment deserving of their patronage and support. BOOTS/ BOOTS! BOOTS! NO CHEAPER BOOTS! NO BETTER BOOTS / NO HANDSOMGEIR BOOTS/! ES G A R T 0 N, BOOT ...
... from ?? I LADIES' CASHMERE HOUSE BOOTS. 2 9 §- LADIES' BOOTS, with Elastio Sides ?? 9 r LADIES' SEAL SHOES from ?? L&DIES' CARPET SHOES . - ?? d e GENTLEMENS SHOOTING BOOTS. GENTLEMEN S RIDING BOOTS. THE PERFECT BOOT (WELLINGTON) 15 6 I ...
... Formby, Rev J. Kent dlesex : Gilberlton,J. M., Esq., Surrey Vannittart, A ArthurEsq.Berks Gipps, H. P. Esq., M.P. Kent Wing, C. Esq., Middlesex Harris, A. S. D. Esq., Haunts (To be increased to twu hun- .Harris, J. J. Harries, Esq., dred.) Kent isituclTtivE ...
... EVERY NOVELTY IN: BOOTS AND,',SHOES AS,_PRODUCED IN LONDON: AND PABIS. AU TIt M'N STOCK; 19s ~NO:W. COWdP~LXTE. C~O:MPRISING LADIES' AND G5ENTLEBHBENS FBENCH AND EzNGLISH BOOTS AND SHOES. The Largest Assortment of CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES IN HULL. ...
... ROOTS or SFOES for EVENING PARTIES. BOOTS or SHOES for BALLS. BOOTS or LMIOES for CONCEaTS. :l'l BOOTS or SHOES for LADIES and GENTLEMEN. BOOTS or SHOES for YOUTHS and BOYS, BOOTS or SHOE i for GIRLS and lINFANTS. ...