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... poll. TEE BOOT AND SHOE TRADE.-A large meeting of this trade was held at the Freemason's Tavern, London, on Monday, Mr Medwin, of Regent Street, in the chair, when a resolution was unanimously agreed to recommend an advance in the price of boots and shoes ...
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... the London Gazette of Tuesday, May 5. David Meyrick, boot and shoe maker, Cardiff. William William Jones, shipbuilder, 1 ortmadoc, Uir- Henry°BateBon, apothecary, Hadden Place, Waterloo JohnFige, boot and shoemaker, Farnham, Surrey. William Sheldon Withers ...
... to Odessa, and one of them has come back already on her trial trip. From this specimen there ought to no great apprehension boot them; they are. on an average, of 700 tons, built of iron, and would not be capable of carrying gun of any size. Of course ...
... and instrumental concert. Frightful Accident on the North Kent Railwav. —A fearful accident took place on Sunday ni ...
... Lord Lyttelton in 1639, and leaves One twelve eons sad daughlers. MILITARY FLOGGING AT MsraeawuL - ON Saturday last, at Maidstone, Private James of the 12th Lancers and eeeee t the inflieties of fifty lashes. °fiances were being oat of barracks when roomguard ...
... Colchester ith, Hounslow slot, Bombay Chatham 11th Lancers, Madras; 32d, Delhi: Chatham .Maidstone I3d, Ft. William, Calcutta; I tth, Newbridge Chatham 14th, Bombay ,_• Maidstone 54th, Rental: Colchester 18th Hussars, Norwich 15th,Dublin: Isle of Wight 16th Lancers ...
... 6th—Bengal; Maidstone 7th—Bengal; Canterbury Dragoons. Ist —Dublin 2d —Dublin —Newbridge 4 ...
... around the opening at either end. The slender pillars which supported the roof were connected by garlands formed of holly, golden furze, aud laurustinus in flower, with pendants composed of tendrils of ivy. A knot with streamers of the colours of England ...
... around the opening at either end. The slender pillars which supported the roof were connected by garlands formed of holly, golden furze and laureation& in flower, with pendanta sompOsed of tendrils of ivy. A knot with etresase of the oolours of England ...
... Worcestershire. Samuel Brain, timber merchant, Bristol. Thomas Syckelmoore, currier and leather seller, Gabriel’s Hill, Maidstone, Kent. William Bardgett and John Picard, corn factors, Mark Lane Chambers, and Old Corn Exchange, London. William Parker, innkeeper ...