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... HAWKERS. One is often inclined to marvel that certain trades and occupatiores find so many votaries. 1 he profession of a hawker, for example, would a most toilsoroe and imreinimerative one in t!;essi days; and yet, as suburban residents know t,,aa well ...
... LICENSED HAWKERS. TO THE EDITOR Sir,— ln the debate on hawkers' licences it appears to be quite overlooked tbat we poor country people living in small villages look upon licensed hawkers as licensed nuisances that we should be thankful to get rid of at ...
... LICENSED HAWKERS. • TO THE EDITOH. Sib,— ln the debate on hawkers' licences it appears to be quite overlooked that we poor country people living; in small villages look upon licensed hawkers as licensed nuisances that we should be thankful to get rid ...
... HAWKERS' LICENCES. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir,— The payment required for the hawkers' licences has hitherto been the sole check to a fearful nuisance. If that is removed noisy vagabonds will pervade the hitherto peaceful lanes of the country, ...
... BOOK HAWKERS. TO THE EDUrOR OF THE STANDARD. SiE, — After reaeiing your excellent article on th:- subject, 1 should liko to point out to you what appears to bo about the latest ruse that these pnblic nuisances have invented. A few clays previous to last ...
... PLANT HAWKERS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir, — Can you help us by inviting the notice of some member of Parliament, through your influential paper, to the way we are served by plant hawkers ? It is quite time they were made, by some Act of Parlia- ...
... HOUSEBREAKING BY HAWKERS. Caroline Wood, 28, Anne Fairdonyk, and Anne Aaar, were indicted for breaking and entering the dwellinghouse ef Arthur Kuapton, at Clapham, and stealing therefrom table cloth and other articles his property, and two collars and ...
... MEN, HAWKERS, AND NEWSBOYS. (BY • Fodirich men, street hawkers, and newsboys, of our towns population whose and experisnces are fuU of interest. fume d gambler, the defaulting betting professional man whom drink, incomcrime or al three, have ruined, nearly ...
... THE LATE COLONEL HAWKER, We have already announced the death of this gallant officer and world-renowned sportsman, in the 67th year of his age. The much-regretted event took place on the 7th instant, at his residence, in Dorset-place, Dorset- square, ...
... LADIES FRIGHTENED BY HAWKERS. At the Marylebone Police-court, this afternoon. two rough-looking fellows, giving the names of James Williams, .3.3, and Harry Stevens, 20, were charged with annoying toot passengers and using foul language in the Belsize-road ...
... ACCIDENT TO AN OIL HAWKER. Shortly before six o'clock on Saturday evening, an accident which might have had serious results occurred in the Hurle s . doad, Lower liennington•lano. At the time mentioued an elderly temat., nem. d Sarah Cook. living at ...
... HAWKERS ON LUDGATE-HI LL. At the City Police Summons Court, yuitcrdny, John Casey, • hawker, aummone.l for creating an obstruction the footway of Ludzite-11111, by expesing for sale.—Mr. Drawn, tradesinau, tarryiug on business on Ludgate-hill, appeared ...