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... HAWKERS PIKED, Catherine Maguire, Anne Price, Anne Turley, James Murphy, Margaret Alinden, and Mary Anne Mann, were summoned by the Town Inspector, for exposing articles for sale the public thoroughfare, in Market-street, the 10 th iust. Mr. Doherty said ...
... P. HAWKER To Mr. Rkatiwc, 79, St. Paul's (Iturdiynnl. Kec»nt Testimonial the \*lue’*»f KF.AT-ING’B OUCH I.oZEMifcS **l eicpr««A what 1 tuffercd— in?, and the respiration impeded. Strange say. gradually recoveml, without any treatment, except taking a ...
... P. HAWKER. To Mr. Keating, 79, St. Paul's Church Yard. 6, Longbrook Terrace, Exeter, Devon. Sir, —I cannot refrain from writing you, on account of the great benefit I have received from using only one box' of your valuable Lozenges. I had severe cough ...
... P. HAWKER. To Mr. Keating, 79,St. Paul Church Yard. CLERGYMEN. PUBLIC SPEAKERS, AND SINGERS. St. Paul’s Calh-nlral, 3dtb Nov. 1849. Sir. —I have much pleasure in recommending your LOZENGES to those who may be distressed with Hoarseness, They have afforded ...
... for which it is granted hawker's licence, and the term ‘licenced hawker’ in the firsirmentioned Act shall be construed include pedlar holding such certificate. Mr. Barrett aaid that the prosecution was brought under the Hawkers Act of 1888. It was for ...
... THE HAWKERS' ACT. AN important case, instituted by the Inland Revenue Department, was heard at Darlington on Monday. Alfred Lord, a canvasser for a sewing machine company, who travelled the district around Darlington in a conveyance, was summoned for ...
... =o tied to Five men were killed aad many injere he pre- His ow our THE HAWKERS ACT. n Eng. Ax important enge, instituted by th Revente Department, was heard at D: er the yesterday. Alfred Lord, « canvass district around arlington in a evn company, tras ...
... P. HAWKER. To Mr. Kkating, 79, St. Paul's Church Yard. IMPORTANT CLERGYMEN, PUBLIC SPEAKERS, AND bt. Paul's Cathedral,3olh Nov. 1840. Sui, have much iu recomtneu ...
... NOBLEMAN AND HAWKER. Paris, Saturday. A hnwkor, miserably clod, succumbed in the street last night to tho rupture of a bloodvesnd brought by starvation. The papers found upon the bodv show it that Cooito Auguste la Tiemblayo, thirty-six years of age. ...
... THE LINNET-HAWKER I met, in a close city square, A LiaoeUbauker, hawking lou«l; And, though small melody was there draw member from the crowd, A mournful thought went with his song. That secretly attracted : So, fixed stood, and brooded long. While thus ...
... HAWKER'S LICENSES. The Chair read a letter, sir_mert Isabella Smith. The writer said—l wish to letyou know that I am out of the poor-house these three vrp.,s, and I can't do anything to support my•.v:thoat, which lam not able 0 pay. - if you would allow ...
... P. HAWKER, To Mr. Keating, 79, St. Paul s Church Yard. (i, Longbrook Exeter, Devon. Sir,—l cannot refrain from account of th great benefit I have received from using Only ‘one box' of your valuable Lozenges. 1 had severe cough for a week's standing, which ...