... from her parent s home in Pimlico. was only savea yean old, and was described aa having golden hair, and being tired in dark clothes, with dark nlater. hot ton boots, and white straw bat. trimmed with blsc'c velvet. A reword of forty pounds was offered ...

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... the yisit The great demonstration which Mr. Chamberlain will address in Kent carly in the New Year will be held cither at Rochester or Maidstone. In view of the of the hop pop to Kent and Mr. ite decay daring | the provided with years, a ome to int the moral ...

... following varied and well-selected stock Ladies’Croquet, Archery, and Reding Boots, and all the latest fashions in shoes. P. S. gives particular attention to the Style of his boots and shoes. All home manufacture. Warranted to keep the shape and give full ...

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... Per Pam. 72 Pams Batty’s Parewr Vamp AND Boots ; Recutar Prior, 18s. 6p. ; 15s. 6p, Per Pam. 150 Pams Hovas 3, 4, 5, Parent axp Giace, 2s. 9p. Pen Pam. OTHER LINES AT ALSO SEVERAL Srocks oF REDUCED PRICES. “K” Boots axp asp Vienna Boors anp wrra Hezis. Atso ...

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... On Saturday, ISth May. I*7B, At the hour 12 o’clock noon. The Houses Nos 9 and 10 Gloucester place, Together with the Ground Kent arising oat the Plot of Ground on which the houses Nos 121 and 122 Gloucester street are built. The above-mentionod property ...

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