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... J. VANCE, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, King Street, Stirling, and New Street, Bridge of Allan, Has always Excellent Stock of Boots and Shoes, And made to order. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. PETER FERGUSON BEGS to intimate that he has REMOVED his CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT from ...
... should write to you himself. This was the person who recommended it tu my sister. Copy of a letter from Mr William Bootes, Carpenter. Maidstone, Aug. 7. 1852. Sir,—I have much pleasure in informing you of the bene- fit I have received from Woolley’s Pectoral ...
... to you himself. This was the person who recommended it to my sister. Cop, of Itlltr fnm Mr William Boolrs, CarprMtr, Maidstone. Maidstone, Aug. 7,1852. Sir,—l have much pleasure in informing you of the benefit have received from Woolley's Peclonl Candy ...
... Tavern, High Street, Borough, on the body of George Witheridge, aged 67, a gentleman of property, of No. 6, York Road, Old Kent Road, whose death took place under the following circumstances :-It appeared from the evidence that the deceased had been summoned ...
... the Meeting, may be addressed to John SaWERS, Esq., Banker, Provost of Stirling, Treasurer to the Committee. Dinner in the Golden Lion Hotel at o'clock. Tickets, to include Wines, Eight Shillings. Those intending to dine are requested to make early application ...
... fought for on the sands; when you see more buff slippers in the corridors outside the bedroom doors of hotels than Wellington boots; when one is obliged to send up to town for piece of salmon ; when ice commands fabulous price; when Herr Jonesi, ' from the ...
... business, but for one only paid ls. 6d. per week. It was a very small place, and had formerly been occupied by translator of old boots and shoes (Laughter.) His Honour : Oh, dear! what's that —Defendant: Why, vulgarly called cobbler. (Roars of Laughter.) Dreadful ...
... Lady-in-Waiting to the Duchess of Kent; the Hon. Beatrice Byng, Maid of Honour to the Queen; the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, Secretary of State for the War Department; Lord James Murray, Equerry-in-Waiting to H.R.H. the Duchess of Kent—attended on either side by ...
... on the tombstone raised to the memory of the murdered infant, Saville Kent: —' To the memory of Francis Saville Kent, the dearly-beloved son of Samuel Saville and Mary Drew Kent* who was cruelly murdered at Road* .Tune, 30, 1860, aged three years and ...
... officer in the army, being present, happened to put in his word, when the old man told him to hold his tongue, for that sodgers kent naething aboot buying corn. In speaking of the late General Dundas, he used to say he was braw stately-looking man, and had ...
... the of Kent. In that other early winter. which was to usher in c h a t we a new year our Royal flour. died, of an appanlitly flitting ailment, that wise good Prince, Albert, l'onaort of queen Victoria. Ile ono atonal weeping at the of the of Kent's coffin ...
... Alexander Burton, 20 years of age, who was convicted at the late spring assizes for the county of Kent of the murder of a boy nine years of age, was executed at Maidstone, on Saturday. It will be remembered that the offence was committed in the summer of last ...