... ITHE ROCHKALE MARKET COMPANY AND . THE HAWKERS. I An- - BA ?? no_ -yesterday, at the 3ochdale Town Council meeting, in the minutes of the General Purposes Committee it was stated that the hawkers of the town had memorialised the Corporation in favour ...

... in a rough ready raanaar tha North London Potiee-eeait, when tha teamed inagjaliai* fixed it ta. Bd. day. that Mr. Float, hawker ot flawara, placed hit Neddy oa tha Wadnaday night, it the anal way lor acarity, and next mnning it had myafarioualy ...

... 3d., second 73d. ADELAIDE. Hawker over Bungaree, greasy, combing ewes super lQyd., hoggets 1Wd., combing wethers ld., ewes 9td. to 10d., broken BAzd., first lambs 7d. to 74d., second 64d., pieces 8d. to &Ad., bellies 6d. Hawker over Parallana, greasy, conobing ...

... drowned or ssffooated. The man, whose name could not bo ascer. tained, as he had not been found up to last evening, was a hawker of fruit, who frequented the Exchange flags. A number of the Corporation workmen were engaged in making ?? repairs at the ...

... 74~d. Alt. Nor West-greasy, combing 5d. to 6346, pieces Sd. to M., lambs 5%d. Hawker over darriewerleo-e-reasy, combing 6,,d. to 736., sieese 6346. to 7,£d., bellies 6,,d. Hawker over Parallena-greasy-. coubing 634d. to 6/d., pieces 6d., bellies 534d. - ...

... defence, declined a] to make any order ?? it.. HORtIBLE FATE OF A HAWKER.-An inquest (I was held yesterday afternoon at Hatherwaitein.Furness, w on the body of George Baker, aged about 70, a hawker st and a Dutchman, who met-with a most terrible fate. On rs ...

... late et Aeton-street, cab driver, JulY12S Owai A.. late of TcbgatJ. baker, July 12 Thornton E,, late of New Hamptonu poultry hawker, July 12 WlehtmanR, 3., lieverotock-hill, oserk, July a To Surrender in the daoutmy. Armitage .J. Blackburn, commiasion agent ...

... stated that the Union emprlsed 57 local associations, e 10 of which had been formed during the year. The total , number of hawkers employed was 70. Twenty-four socie- 3; had reported their sales, and the average amount was r ads £231 each. of THE QuEEN ...

... Leoming, Dewbury, Fainter J. I arne, Hall, grocer Wim. Taylor, Bockinmton. innkeeper Mary A A. Wilde, Loverpool, dentist Wm. Hawker Smith-street, Liverpool, bootmaker Firgd. Levers, 'uterston, grocer J. Vaughan, Rochdale-road. Manchester, brassfounde T. ...

... r A. Drury, HfuLl, caibinet makesr W. Hf, Oarouchuel. Huall, banrirser 3. ?? Hawden, Batley, grocer J. Lupton, York, coal hawker filolenny end Qeborna, Bsrnsley,'tlor3 6hj lioodison, riainty-etreot. Leeds, brush'infwtUO5 J. Perkeregill Leeds, b~oot i ...

... Beesley, corn miLerohants, Jan. 14, Liverpqol Lloyd JT., Hoeth, beer retailer', Jan. 11, Cardiff Lord P., Farnworth, lish hawker, Jan. 9, Bolten Paxton R., Monkwearrmonth, grocer, Jan. 8, Newcastle Petty C.. Bradford, overlooker, Jan. 8, Bradford Pitt ...

... TEEFT OF £78 IN LEEDS. At the Leeds Town ITtall reterdsa, before. 31r. lrjwc, 5 the stipendiary magistrate, William Brown, hawker, 31, Catherine-street, Leeds, and M:ary Jane Gregory, a young woman who hails from Shetfield. were charge on remand writh ...