... P. HAWKER. To Mr. Keating, 79,St. Paul Church Yard. CLERGYMEN. PUBLIC SPEAKERS, AND SINGERS. St. Paul’s Calh-nlral, 3dtb Nov. 1849. Sir. —I have much pleasure in recommending your LOZENGES to those who may be distressed with Hoarseness, They have afforded ...

... P. HAWKER. To Mr. Kkating, 79, St. Paul's Church Yard. IMPORTANT CLERGYMEN, PUBLIC SPEAKERS, AND bt. Paul's Cathedral,3olh Nov. 1840. Sui, have much iu recomtneu ...

... notice to hawkers. No Gold or Steel Pens wanted. Books or Maps wanted. Paper Envflopes wanted. Essex R, K. Stock wanted. encouragement glren to organ-grinders or monkeys. No attention paid to subscription papers. No money given to stragglers or such cattle ...

... P. HAWKER. To Mr. Keating, 79, St. Paul's Church Yard. IMPORTANT TO CLERGYMEN. PUBLIC SPEAKERS, AND SINGERS. Bt. Paul Cathedral, :K)th Nor. 1849. Sib, —I have much pleasure in recommending your LOZENGES to those who may distressed with Hoarseness. They ...

... P. HAWKER. To Mr. Kkating, 79, St Paul's Church Yard. IMPORTANT CLEIUiVMKN, PUBLIC SPEAKERS. AND SINGERS. St. Paul's Cathedral,3oth Nov. 1819, Sir, have much pleasure in revuimueudiiig your LOZENGES to those who may distressed with Hoarseness. They have ...

... John Hawker Kvana, Annul .** - . H. J. Sibthorpe. M.D., Sami. M Couiaa, Ksqra. Established 1837. ACCUMULATED FUND, £30.000. This Fund, which la annually Incrcising. is exclusively for the benefit the Nominees Members. The Fund is valued every live years ...

... A HISTRIONIC HAWKER At the Dundee Police-conrt a hawker named Taig was recently charged with cursing aid !wearing and disturbing the peace. The prisoner seemed quite indignant at this charge, and drawing his hand through his hair, and with a proud mien ...

... A HISTRIONIC HAWKER. At the Dundee Pollee-court a hawker named Taig was recently charged with cursing aid swearing and disturbing the peace. The prisoner seemed quite indignant at this charge, and drawing hN hand through his hair, and with a proud mien ...

... SAD END OF A HAWKER. On Tuesday evening an inquest was held at King- ston, on the body of{Mary Nolan, aged sixty-six, a hawker, who met with her death under very sad aircumstances. The evidence given showed the deceased was returning te Kingston from ...

... STAMP DUTIES—HAWKERS AND PEDLARS, 11. That, in lieu of the siampduty of £■{ now chargeable for or upon a license in Great Britain granted to any hawker, pedlar, or petty chapman who shall trade only in the manner herinafter mentioned, there shall charged ...

... IMPORTANT QUESTION UNDER THE HAWKERS' ACT. At the Leeds Town-hall, on Saturi!ey morning, Or bench gave judgment on infermetion ;:tinst Ilsney W.lek ii, of thiociseter, for going from to town exposiii4 for rah, twelve and twelve picture from , . without ...

... CHEAP ISSUE FOR COTTAGERS, BOOK HAWKERS, &c. Each Volume contains IGO pages of good-riled type, Price Bd each, to limp cloth. OEMS FROM CHRISTIAN WRITERS. GOODLY PEARLS ; or, Choice Extracts from the Beet Writers. LESSONS FROM LIFE; or, Brief Memoirs ...