... ■T MOLESTING AN ITALIAN HAWKER. HAWKER. A Boy Stabbed. I Shortly before noon, to-day, some boys were Molesting an Italian chestnut hawker at the foot 2* Blackfriars Bridge, when one lad named loclark was pushed on to the man's barrow, £ ^'8 so enraged ...

... HAWKERS. SOIL -I am constrained towed your attention to a little matter that i 4 'only troubling wine of the people of Aberystwyth, that is the hawking of iertables, fish, de., about the streets. Besides being a practice of long standing, there is. lam ...

... JUVENILE HAWKERS. - . A question ot some importance as to the power of municipal corporations to make bye-laws to prevent ohildren from selling in the streets, has been argued in the Queen'. Bench Division, before Justices Mathew and Smith. The Corporation ...

... DAII HAWKER. Mi ddaethum i gyffyrddiad A Hawker No. 1 ar y ffordd rhwng Cemmes Road a Machynlleth, dydd lau wythnos i'r diweddaf. Yr oeddwn yn eistedd yn ymyl y llidiart sydd yn myned at DOlguogwadi blino yn enbyd wrth gerdded o Chwarel Fach, yn ymyl ...

... LORDLY HAWKER, At Douglas a man named Patrick Lannigan, who described himself as a Liverpool hawker, was charged—before the High BailitI-with being drunk and incapable. Defendant, who created much amusement in Court, said he arrived from Liverpool by ...

... to be the consequence of your proposa to abolish the 1 Hawkers' Licence. Reducing the amount paid for a licence on a former occasion had the effect of adding mini.- derably to the number of hawkers, and. if no licence be required, they will spread like ...

... HAWKERS' QUARREL. An Ear Cut Thomas Smith, hawker. of slie Leedom. wee eseessit led ter trial at Goildieril eharyed with tine James Rood, anstber hawker. man quarrelled ever lb. division iDas mosey, aad it is alleged thee • were', alient bead wials a ...

... AN UNLICENSED HAWKER. Edward Duggan was charged with hawking without a license.—P.C. Harris deposed—l saw the defendant this afternoon in the Squaie and in Monnow-street, offering braces; handkerchiefs, and stockings for sale, both in the street and in ...

... FIGHTING HAWKERS. CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER. John Lee, hawker, of Birmingham,(wasremanded on bail at Liohfield on Thursday charged with killing Thomas Tibbits, of Birmingham, another hawker, during a street filtht following a quarrel in Lichfield Market-square ...

... P. HAWKER. To Mr. Keating, Ac., 19, St. Paul’s Churchyard. The Following Testimonial of a Cure ofa]|Coughof Twenty Years standing, and Recovery of Strength will be read with mu c interest:— Sir.—l bfgto Inform you that for the last twenty years 1 have ...

... to be the consequence of your proposal to abolish the . Hawkers' Licence. — Reducing the amount paid fiv a on a former occasion had the effect of adding considerably to the number of hawkers, and, if no licence be required, they will spread like • host ...

... THE HAWKER AND THE JUDGE, An amusing story is told by Mr Justice of an audacious attempt which was once made bribe him at Manchester Assizes. A hawker a letter to hi3 lordship's lodgings stating tha' was the defendant in an action that was to be tried ...