... London Mansion House, to-day, when Henry Nye (42), costermonger, Frederick K. Harris (38), said to be a deserter from the Rifle Brigade, Thomas Faulkner (25), dealer, George Griffiths (35), costermonger, Frederick Lloyd (39), painter, George Albert Williams ...

... DIVORCE CASES. COSTERMONGER'S SUIT. In the Divorce Court, to-day, Mr. Justice Barnes granted decree nisi after a jury had assessed damages at £250 in favour of Henry Morritt, a Westminster costermonger, on the ground of the adultery of his wife with A ...

... following letter of condolence from Balmoral to Councillor A. Valentine, president of the Whitechapel and Spitalfields Costermongers and Street Sellers' Union, on the death of his wife:— Sir.—lt having been brought to the notice of the King and Queen ...

... LONDON MURDERS. COSTERMONGER'S STORY ...

... list of convictions measuring more than a yard long was produced yesterday against a man at Marylebone. COSTERMONGER’S PLEA. . A Kilburn costermonger, who was fined 10s. at Willesden. yesterday, for selling tomatoe* after 8 p.m.. pleaded that they wire ...

... LV. Three Lambeth costermongers—George Smith, Philip Lockwood, and Edward Jones—were charged yesterday at the South-Western Police Court with cruelly ill-treating a donkey. The three men on Monday went for a drive in a costermonger's barrow, and in addition ...

... HEAVY BETTING FINE. POLICE DISGUISED AS COSTERMONGERS At the London Sessions yesterday Alfred Romano, a greengrocer, pleaded guilty to having, occupier of certain premises in Clerkenwell, used them for betting purposes. Purcell, who appeared for him, ...

... STRUGGLE FOR EXISTENCE COSTERMONGER'S SAD STOivl A story man and his horse who suffered had been related .Stratford I'ohoo-court. of cruelty his horso was brouglit by tin* Society for the I'roveulion of Cruelty to againsl costermonger. A vutonnary eurgeon ...

... OF COSTERMONGER. Ribbed costard apples, a cooking kind, are now to be seen in the shops. The costard is referred to in the household accounts of Edward 1., in whose reign the street seller of the apple wa€ called a costardmonger—hence costermonger and ...

... said he had not been in bed after 4 a.m. since he was 15 years of age. FELIX, THE COSTERMONGER. “ He failed to keep on walking,” said a constable when a costermonger named Felix was fined Marylebone for obstruction. ...

... cruelty to animals, but they did not appear to do much beyond getting a few costermongers fined. The use of bearing reins was responsible for far more crueltiv than were the costermongers, and he (Colonel Harris) had much* pleasure in handing the magistrate ...

... fifteen baskets of decomposed plums, similar to those which had been previously condemned. They were expesed for sale on a costermonger’s bar- TOW :EK Maltby-street, Bermondsey, and although they were quite unfit for human food they were being sold to poor ...