... THE HAWKER. Now. ru tell yea what. I mean to go down into ray grave deg that of all the callings ill-used (lteat Britain, the Cheap lack calling is the worst nsci.. Why toi't we • professlon ? wer ain't we endowed with privileges? Why are we forced to ...

... HAWKER. On Thursday, Kitrgew ' oo — d - Tri - d its neighbourhood were painfully agitated by the rumour that a coal hawker named Isaac Kendall, aged about 30, had been, in a most cowardly and cold-blooded manner, murdered on the borders of Gloucestershire ...

... THE HAWKER. Now, I tell you what. I mean to go down declaring that of all the callings ill-used in Urea Cheap Jack calling is the worst used WhSt * ' the fession? Why ain't we endowed with privileges P '°* forced to take out a hawker's license, when ...

... HAWKERS' LEICENSES. By a reference oar police intelligence, it will seen that on Tuesday last, Mr. Hyams and Mr. Downing, earthenware dealer*, attended at the Guildhall, and stated that Messrs. Clowes and Flowerdew, auctioneers, of this city, were then ...

... HAWKERS* LICENSES. the motion of Major Cummixg Bri ck, the Police Commit ♦ec were rci|ucslcd to deal with the matter. Mr Grant of Kincorth cnlK-il attention the increase of crime the for hawkers was reduced. If an increase in the tV»I Ihe license would ...

... board might stop them, notwithstanding their general hawker license. The question was tried at Stalybridge before the magistrates, and they decided that it maue no difference the holding of general hawker’s license. He had a case himself at Dukinfleld, in ...

... P. HAWKER, Prepared and Sold In Boxes, l>. 1 , and Tins, 2s. 9d., 4s. M. and I Us. 6d. each, by Thomas Keatiso, Chemist, 5c.,179 St Panl's Church yard, London. Hetall all Orugtfsw and Patent Medicine Vendors in the World. ■ INDIGESTION.— The new remedy ...

... Chancellor of the Ex- chequer, now passed the Legislainre, which pro- vides for the reduction of the licence to pedlars or* hawkers on foot from £4 a year to £1 half-yearly, is au amendlment of the law which should be widely known and will he justly appreciated ...

... P. HAWKER. To Mr Keatiko, Paul’s Church yard. Prepared and Sold in Boxes, 1-. IJJ., and Tins, 2s. 9d., 4s. Od. and Ids. 6d. each, by Tuomas Keating, Chemist, Ike., 79 St Paul's Church yard. London. Rctuil by all Druggists and Patent Mcdiclue Vendors iu ...

... HAWKERS’ The resolation reducing the stamp duties upon licences to hawkers and pedlers trading in a certain manner was likewise agreed to, after discussion. 'OREIGN BILIS. The resolution charging, in lieu of the ad valorem stamp duties upon foreign Bills ...

... P. HAWKER. To Mr Keitimo, 79 St Paul’s Church yard. Prepared and Sold in Boxes, I*. IJd., and Tins, 9d., 4s. fid. and 10s. fid. eseb, Thomas Keating, Chemist, fitc., 79 St Peal’s Church yard, London. Retail by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Vendors ...

... P. HAWKER. To Mr. Keatinu, 79, St, Paul’s Churchyard. BLAIR’S GOUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS. Prioc Is. li'l. and 2s. M. |H;r Ih»x. This preparation is one the which tile science of modern dietulsfry has conferred nj>on nuukind—for dtitiuj; the tirat twenty ...