... also a stock of Shooting Boots, so designed as to protect the leg and yet leave the ankle free, and which from its adaptation may be worn from the first without blistering or inconvenience. THOWAS DUNNE, Chiropodist and Boot Manufacturer, 15, UPPER O ...

... Copper Coal Boxes. Boys' Tool Chests. Marble, Papier Macbh, and Bronze Tables. Copper Jelly and Ice Moulde. Kent's Patent Knife Cleaners. Kent's Triturating Machine. 1emington's Roasting Apparatus. Fenders and Fire Irons. Portable Water-closets, Buff-boards ...

... UlNsIvEltI ALE REDUOTION IN THIE PRIOCE XJ) OF GENTIEMEN'S BOOTS at WEBB, FISHER, AND CO.'S BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY, 86 and 86, UPPER SACKVILLE-STREEr. Gentlemen repeatedly acknowledge that our Boots are the best they ever woee. We keow they cannot be surpassed ...

... .-.The 'Cry toast was drunk amidst hearty cheering. hy The Chairman having proposed the health of Lord hey Maidstone, wasy Lord Maidstone returned thanks. After afewiprefaitory for remrkhe again repeated what he had stated at Leeds, eel- that lfie ...

... of en : raid hue;, the green ground profueely relieved with suitable emblematic golden decoration. At the top en tin obverse was the word Athy,' ewrestnhed with golden ehmnrocks, with the text .Civil aud Religioua Liberty standing out with sig. nificant ...

... Mr. R. Siiiinton's Fair Hicila heat Mr. Shier. Kil[pro.* Girl. Shirley beat Midg • Warc Lady Sheila beef. Golden Cloud. Foggy O'Neill brat Golden Charm. Fair Sheila beat Red Foliage. Lady Sheila licatFhirly.. Fair Sheila beat Peggy * O'Neill. DECIDER. ...

... . Sandy Doak WittriOnal end .hot to fife trout do,e boots. woansnj aa..iiy • lenrtb and half; the talon. Dia.voise van fourth and Ittidstsatti LW. t 45 Iht.courwC I bold to Ur G Duller k.r Cu, -KENT HANDICAP. • ham-oaten, £3 e•eb, h £l5O added. wile and ...

... provinces would have been carried into effect-a proposal in which Russia would have been compelled to join. 'i the West Kent sessions, at Maidstone, yes. terday, De Morgan, Fitzgerald, Forder, and White. were charged with rioting and malicious injury at Jlnmstead ...

... to 2.'• old. 1/.; wild dock. If- to teal. 6d.; golden pl 3 trer. Gel. .1•••••• ; . rejtand ` '''. old II b Pepped rabbis. 1/I: amt. lid . to i/- pewee . pendia 9 / 6 to 7 / 6 .0.1 11/•; _awn. 34 5/.:_boot chickens. 2/4 to 2/19: eacesele. I/O to 2/1. ahem ...

... find preserved in a ?? case, with great care, a hat, boots, and gloves worn be Napoleon. The hat is one of the huge three-cornered affairs in which the emperor is generally represented. The golden bee of the republic decorates the front. It is deci ? ...

... for Autumn Sowing. J. W. IS. daily expects his supplies from Kent, of New Imported Winter Vetches and Essex Rye, Seed Establishment, 40, WESTMORELAND.STREET, DUBLIN. G REAT SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES. Gf RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. GEORGE F. WYNNE, in returning ...

... bun Cure. to 1 Benula, 10 to 1 Cleo byar. 20 to I others. Won by a short bead: half a length. The number of Willblend was booted al third in As frame error. 4i. O —GREAT YARMOUTH MAIDEN (at' sluing) T.Y.O. PLATE. £3OO. /me Bateau Mr. A. J Ash• DUTEOUS ...