... HAWKER. At Carnervon Borough Court, on Wednesday, Bilis Lloyi Jones, book hawker, Upper Bangor, was brought op in custody and charged with . having obtained moneys by false preiences. The! accused, who is also wanted by the Anglesey police, ft apprehended ...

... HAWKERS. paw lir. W. J. saw= Par die GOLF. MULTI= CRAM wIPIONSIRP. nu sc.) Ti. Wird lamb wrap A. bap . Swam tie F. G. TOIL - .i.. 6.76 loweLtzby Tay. Lamiew was by /wigwam. sr*. is wry • Wawa wiad swami as by Weevil bad a the boa el the pm* Opel' ...

... JUVENILE HAWKERS. It not (the Globe save) a bad suggestion which comes from Liverpool, that all juvenile hawkers in the streets should compelled to take out licences. Adults have to so, and there seems question that the law is equally applicable to tho ...

... COAL HAWKERS. • Fairfield writes on this subject Is time the s&teui ion of the public was culled to the trade in coal carried on so: extensively by, hawkers. Cases often appear in the papers of these men being lined for piing short weighs; but if the ...

... HAWKERS AND THEIR BELLS. On Monday,at the Southport Polies Court, Margaret Sumner, a fish hawker, was summoned for sounding a noisy instrument within one hundred yards of a dwelling-liouse in East-street after being requested to desist by Poliee-c3nstaLle ...

... HAWKERS LICENCES. In reply lo Mr. R. Dull, The Home stated that if the house adopted the proposal to abolish hawkers' licences, should introauce a bid containing the regulations tic Goreranuiit thought it necessary enforce for the registration of hawkers ...

... UNLICENSED HAWKERS. At the C:ty Pollee Own, In flay, before Wawa A. T. end Paull. a number a perrons were unnornint In RJwad Tevlorern. on behalf of the Retail Irma, Vinre• table. and Vid-ne.newri' Anceiatu n, for Dell inorketable •riois• and minetablea ...

... SHOPKEEPERS & HAWKERS. _ We are informed that the shopkeepers of this city yesterday sent deputation to the Watch Committee. The chairman, Mr. Howley, stated his case, and prayed that the existing laws against hawking be put in force. Mr. Molloy made ...

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... the shopkeepers, the hawkers can undersell them, while by displaying their goods at the very doors of the public they are able to outsell the shopkeepers. But it is easier to see the evil than suggest a remedy. The hawkers whose trade is extensive ...

... CHILD 'HAWKERS. A WARNING TO PARENTS. A number of people were summoned at Birkenhead Police Court, on Tuesday, for having permitted children under the ages of eleven 5 eats, of whom they had charge, to sell newspapers in the streets. The Mayor said they ...

... SEIOPKEEPERS AND HAWKERS. The Liverpool shopkeepers who have organised an opposition to the present extensive system of hawking, which places them at a disadvantage, continue their agitation. A deputation from the orgatheation, headed by Mr. G. F. Howley ...