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... Tweed Caps, almost endless Variety, Newest Styles, at uncommonly low Prices. Observe—SlGN OF GOLDEN LION, No. GREY STREET, No. 1, NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE. A. ALLEN, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, 11, MARKET PLACE, SOUTH SHIELDS, RESPECTFULLY announces that he has just received ...
... WINTfJB BOOTS AND SHOES. S. & C. W. DIXON, 60, GREY STREET, NEWCASTLE, RESPECTFULLY announce that then WINTER STOCK is now both extensive and complete, embracing BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS AND OVERSHOES of every description, all of the Newest aud most Fashionable ...
... William Morris, Tunbridge, cabinet-maker. Walter Scammell, late of Old Brentford, boot-maker. Henry Kirk, late of St. John's Wood, hay dealer. Francis William South, maidstone, beer seller. William Watson, Audley, Staffoi;dshire, saddler. Edward Bullock Watts ...
... 15.) BANKRUPTS. W. Tibbs, Ketland, Rutlandshire, parchment and leather manufacturer. J. Knot, Maidstone, draper. J. W. Slegg, Strood, near Rochester, Kent, builder and contractor. J. Costa and C. Davis, London, foreign importers and merchants. T. Rattray ...
... n, Yorkshire, draper, milliner, and outfitter. T. Newman. Hiudol veston, Norfolk, general-shop keeper. G. Morrounjr, Maidstone, Kent, liceuged victualler and corn and coal merchant Partnerships Dissolved.—J. 8., C. M., and G. Palmer juu., engine builders; ...
... Newport Pagnell, printer. James Reid, Edgeware Road, Middlesex, and Bexley Heath, Woolwich, Rochester, Chatham, and Maidstone. Kent, draper. Thomas Nunn, Colchester, Essex, coal merchant. Henry Williams, Park Place, Kennington Cross, Surrey, ironmonger ...
... important in Mi Semark's business, and commanded one of the largest family trades in Maidstone, especially with Hotel keepers and Schools, for which the CoHnty of Kent is so jußtly famed. The section per Stuck Book amounts to £2,296 7s 4d (see annexed ...
... Gazette, December 30th.) Thomas Eastgate, London, boot and shoe salesman. John Davis and Solomon Davis, London, clothiers. Benjamin Vincent, Canterbury, boot and shoe maker. William Cobb, Maidstone, Kent, builder. William Legh, New Windsor, Berks, wine ...
... then of No. 19, Parrockstreet, Milton near Gravesend, Kent, Pilot; then and late of No. 104, Wellington-street, Milton next Gravesend, Kent, Pilot. CHARLES MORGAN, Insolvents' Attorney, Maidstone. *,« Q OPERIORWATCHES, SHIP- CHRONOMETERS, ENGLISH and ...
... said it was also possible that some of them were made with heavy boot shod with iron. There were, he said, little marks upon the face, such as might have been made by the nails of a boot. Hence it was very obvious that the poor man had been knocked down ...
... 120, Regent Street, London. Also NICOLL'S NEW TOGA MANTLE, OR RAILWAY COMFORTER. SOLE AGENT FOR NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE, ROBERT KENT, HATTER, No. 40, COLLINGWOOD STREET, NEWCASTLE, Near the Grand Central Railway Station. Also, AGENT FOR LINCOLN AND BENNETT'S ...
... in future be noted by the Golden Lion, on a transparent case over the door, instead of the Clock, which has been found quite incompetent for the useful purpose of its erection. OBSERVE—No. 73, GREY STREET, SIGN OF THE GOLDEN LION, On the Transparent Case ...