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... CHEESE HAWKERS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE INTELLIGENCER. Sia, — The purport of my addressing yon is to expose a set ot unprincipled men, wbo perambulate oar villages and the suburbs of our large towns, in order to enrich themselves by duping the public. They ...
... Pawnbrokers' and Hawkers' and Medicine Licenses. —Pawnbrokers', plate and hawkers' licenses expired on the 31st July, and the medicine licenses will expire on the 31st inst., all of which must be renewed to avoid the penalties. New Iryingite or Catholic ...
... Melancholy and Fatal Catastrophe. On Tuesday afternoon, two hawkers who were drinking at the Junction Inn, Marsh, bad quarrel and agreed to out into an adjoining field and fight it out, two seconds were appointed, and the parties, accompanied by number ...
... A Bold Stroke for a Wife, and an Acquisition to THE Diggings.—A hawker by profession, named George Bartlett, after being refused by number of tbe youii woine at Cheverell, betook himself, on Tuesday last, to the Devize--* union workhouse, in search ...
... Marriage, Death inserted without proper authority. MARRIAGES. On Thursday, at the parish church, Leeds, Mr. George Willey, hawker, to Miss Hannah Allen, both of Leeds. On Thursday, Mr. William Spencer, waterman, to Miss Sarah Beckett, both of Leeds. On ...
... Manslaughter Leeds.—The cause of the death of Thomas Ball, nut-hawker, who wae stated ia last week's Intelligencer to have died in the Infirmary, from an injury he received on his head In public-house broil, was investigated before Mr. Blackburn, the ...
... and in answer to a question by Sir F. Thesiger, said he had never heard that Mr. Hawker had beaten her. She complained to witness of Mr. Hawker's temper, and Mr. Hawker complained of hers. After some evidence of a formal character, lloger Jervis, of the ...
... Admiral Sir Charles Ogle is announced; he died at Tunbridge Wells, after & short illuess. Also that of General Sir Thomas Hawker, Colonel of the 6th Dragoon Guards. ...
... papers that the hawkers charged one shilling for their broadsheets, and treated tho offer of a less sum with the most withering contempt. It is said that Lord Panmure, who had returned hastily to town, ran against one of these hawkers somewhere about ...
... against the ' course he was taking. At that time, it is said, Mr. Grant ' was without a hawker's license, but he soon after obtained : one. The claims of the Hawker's License Act were not, ' however, satisfied, as it does not, it appears, permit a person ...
... the viaduct arches, and besides the money deprived him of a pair of gloves, a handkerchief, and his hawker's certificate. The police, alarmed by the hawker's cries, came up to him, but his assailant had made off. A pair of gloves having the appearance of ...
... kb ePO TR RSR Lhemmselves e L ore M. FRANKS repeats in this AR, T 5 HE HAS NOT THE SLIGHTEST CONNECTION W HATEVER with any HAWKERS, FEDLARS, or ANY OTHER SHOP IN YORKSUIRE, and PARTIES CAN ONLY BE SERVED AT ¢4, BRIGGATE, LEEDS. ...