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... HAWKERS AND THEIR LICENSES. Ix>rd Kimiaird thinks that serious evil is likely result from the abolition of the hawker’s licences. He has written letter to Mr. Lowe explaining his views:— llcdncing the amount paid for licence on former occasion had the ...
... HAWKERS’ LICENCES. The HOME SECRETARY, in reply to Mr. E. Duff, elated that if the Hooae adopted the aboliah hair ken’ lieencei, ehonld introduce bill conteMn* the regulationa the Government thought itneccaeary enforce for the registration of hawkers ...
... THE AND THE HAWKER. Robert Waite, 19, a was charged at the Thames Police Court, London, yesterday with hawking goods from house to house without a licence.—A police- sergeant stated that he saw Waite calling from house to house in Stainsby-road, Limehouse ...
... LATE MR. HAWKER. Sre,—By way of heaping coals of fireon Mr. Hin bead ‘I will charitably hope, though it is hardly to expected, that his dinner did not disagree with him after vituperative letter of yesterday. Seriously. a tal holds that ir. Hawker did not ...
... THE REV. TREASURER HAWKER ON INTEMPERANCE AND CHURCH WOKh. The Rev, Treasurer Hawken delivered an address Ilfracombe in connection with the special services of prayer of the Evangelical Alliance just held in that town. He said that among the pecaliar ...
... the conversion of Mr. Hawker. F is surprised and depressed at the strange indifference with which the most startling instances of treachery and perfidy among the English clergy are now Why, such case as thatof the Rev. Mr. Hawker would, but a tew years ...
... THE CHARACTERS OP HAWKERS. The now provision which Mr. Lowe has consented to uiako with reference to tho granting of hawkers licenses will be generally esteemed to a change in the fight direction. When Mr. Lowe first mentioned the matter in the Budget ...
... VIOLENT HAWKERS AT DEVONPORT Catherine Hardy. a hawker, of Leeds, was charged at Devonport yesterday, before the Mayor (Mr. J: W, W. Mr. W. beet, ind Mr. A. with 1n Chapel. street, and also being drunk and Detective etreet aff Down stated that on Saturday ...
... HAWKER Treasure. SOUTH DEVON RAILWAY. PEXING OF T HE LAUNCESTON LINE. ee TAVISTOCK AND LAUNCESTON WILL BE OPENED FOR PASSENGER TRAPFFIO On Saturday, lst July next. TRAINS WILL BUN AS PDNDER HX WEEK AM. AM PLYMOUTH a TAVISTOCK (3 155 11.20 ts LAUNCESTON ...
... sent to his friends. Scott and Macaulay, too, believed it to be genuine, and it was with some little difficulty even that Mr. Hawker his Ordained in 1820, he became first curate of Wellcombe, and then in 1834, vicar of Morwenstow, which living he held up ...
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... commenced there ‘Treasurer Hawker said that having preached in ye §. 8S, Philip and James’ h he could not help noticing how well attended the free seats w ere; and he spoke more in his (Mr, Barnes’s) than ever he had Moreover, Mr. Hawker, wi deserved, or ever ...