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... that the Boots and Shoes of he his mainufacture contntici tod giva! great satisfaction, and are ayi- - !at plauded for their excellent quality alid etehstst workmanshlp. of la His prices, fornCsah, are so low as follolvi-- jyicc of Welington Boots, 20s. ...
... and neck. were burnt to a the other is so seriously injured, Bea it is not ex. cinder ; a young Jewess, geode unit ing her boots, !teeted to survive —A pauper named James T ag - on the same evening, was burnt to death by her girt, died on Sunday the 3rd ...
... CASSINTi -WAL'KING, and LIGHT BOOTS. Ladies' LEATHER and do. WALKING SHOES ;, andPUMPS. Ladies'BLACKandWHITEDRESSSHOE. Ladies' HOUSE SHOES in LEATHER. BRUSSELS CARPET, and GIRTH. Gentlemen's WELLINGTON, CLAREHOB, and CLOTH BOOTS. Gentlemen's strong WALKING ...
... 1 2 3 Men's BLUCHEIO BOOTS-0 93 Men's STOUT BOOTS, (iron Mounted) .. 0 96 Mfen's TACKETED SHOES a. 6 Mfen's WALKING and DRESS SHOES,.. Gs, and Go 60 Women's CLOTH BOOTS. (fronteoloshed)a. 0 7 O0 ...
... Ladyship. Her Majesty, her Majesty the Queen Dowager, their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, the Duchess of Kent, the Duchess of Gloucester, Lord and Lady Stanley, and upwards of seven hundred members of the nobility, have made inquiries ...
... agent thc Emperor, whom had previously these gentlemen, and it would ill become you of this hogshead treacle—the genuine •* golden syrup, came 1 AWn. North American Invert. Coy. ®2 3 i. the nv-rv ai. l i.iti..-j« title uf Po**m be has eon-' the of the ...
... proceedings. Protection.—Tbe Stanhope Festival Maidstone, Tuesday Night—The Protectionists of Kent, to the number of upwstds of 600, had this dsy the honour of entertsiniog at a public dinner the Corn Exchange Maidstone, and of presenting an sddress their di ...
... where- wc |l ; ra other matters afferaUng IrarwcUare. to iho aui- near Bnght.m, won the hrat prize for Ins rum. needle with the golden eye all through tbelyhrinth the Al ci«ntv to winch office re elected the tw.. follow-,'ver it required, and the present faeili- ...
... advocate, Professor of the Law of Scotland se a in the University of Edinburgh. - On the 13th inst., at St. Leonard's, Hythe, Kent, by the Rev. g Edwin Biron, Vicar of Lympue, Mr JAMES MoRica, of the ir South-Eastern Railway Company, second son of the late ...
... was burnt Compiegne; she confessed that she had given herself to the devil, who appeared her as great black man, horseback, booted and sparred. Another avowed witch was burnt the same year, who also stated that the evil one came to her the shape of black ...
... Huddersfield. 0- A DREADFUL BAD BREAST CURED IN ONE MONTH, at Extract of a Letter from Mr Frederick Turner, of Penshurat, Kent, i] - - dated Decemberl3th, 18.50. hi To Professor H1OLLOWAY. re DEAIC Snie,-My wife had suffered frote Bad Breasts for more ...
... ag s T'R. MACLAREN begs to inform Invalids, who may be de- al L D RPsirous of trying the effects of GALVANIC TREAT- hI o KENT, that they may have an opportunity of doing so at in his Residence, Schoolhill. S In addition to the Apparatus already in ...