... a stock, and then these hawkers actually use the light from the shop windows to stand near and rob the shopkeeper of his trade, and keep up a distracting yell for hours together. The public, also, patronise these dirty hawkers in sympathy, and then wonder ...

... HAWKERS' LICENSES. At Nail*worth police oourt, Oharle* James, a tramp, who aaid he came from Cheltenham, waa charged with hawking without a lioenee. P.C. Thomas proved watching him to a and offer almanacks for sale, and when aaked for hi* license he eaid ...

... Hawker’s Devonshire Sauce. very delicious condiment justly obtains universal preference for the hitherto unequalled richness and piquancy ol the zest imparted by it to chops, steaks, hot and cold meat, gravies, soups, fish, game, &c. &c. * m * Housekeepers ...

... much less quantity is necessary. , . , Be careful to ask for Hawker’s Devonshire and to observe these words on the Patent Capsule over the oE k* Sold Wholesale by the Proprietor, H. Hawker, Castlestreet, Bristol; Messrs Sutton and Co., Bow Churchyard ...

... ASSAULTING A HAWKER. William Cook, Thomas Clark, and John were charged with assaulting John lies, at Oldland Common. The prosecutor,who carnsa living by selling pastry, was in the habit of selling cakes to the prisoners and their com* panions at one of ...

... SOME OLD HAWKERS. In hawking there are various grades, and, as most people licence is frequently used for' begging purpoiei, but in such a manner that the law is just evaded, but in hawking perishable no licence is required (says a writer in the Heats ...

... quality, much less quantity is necessary. Be careful to ask'for Hawker’s Devonshire Sauce,” and to observe these words on the Patent Capsule over the Cork. Sold Wholesale by the Proprietor, H. Hawker, Castlestreet, Bristol; Messrs Sutton and Co., Bow Churchyard ...

... Mr Romaln-By virtue of his being a hawker he has a right to stand in the public highway. The law says that any costermonger, hawker, or itinerant vendor has this right. This defendant claims to be a street hawker, and complying with police regulations ...

... LADIES FRIGHTENED BY HAWKER& Mary labor Policemeart yestenlay eternses, two reigh-leoldeg fellows. giving the names a Jame Williams. 2t, charged with aroying foot presagers And snag fool language is the Belsiaorrod, loath Hamperad. sa Wednesday sight ...

... CHILD HAWKERS IN CITIES. -- ?? - M A ?? THE PREVENTION BILL, The following is the text of the Bill For the better prevention of cruelty to children, to be called :The Cruelty to Children (Prevention) Bill. It will be seen that it incidentally deals ...

... A HAWKER'S •rRiCK. IT is to be feared that the commercial morality of the country hawker is not yet above suspicion. These men are determined by hook or by crook to dispose of their wares, and they are masters of the arts of cajolery and finesse. Scores ...

... HAWKERS AND THE PRIEST IN ABSOLUTION. At Street, on Friday, Charie3 Colo was charge: before with creating an obstruction by selling an improper publication called Priest in Absolution. Mr S. Tripp defended. Police-constable 4od L gave evidence of ...