... Origin of Costermonger. Ribbed oosfarri apples, cook bod. ar© now be seen in the shop©. is referred lb© household accounts Edward 1., in whose reign street seller of the apple was called costard monger—hence ' costermonger land coster ...

... DETECTIVES AS COSTERMONGERS. NEW STANDING ORDERS. Councillor Neal was procooding to discuss the, question ‘'on the minutes,” but the Lord Mayor OU-R PRIVATE WIRE.) pointed out that under the new Standing Orders . ■.•. - j n. j the councillor’s .ere out ...

... COSTERMONGER DEFINED. ATfICKT TtAKB A WISELT TVtNOVU Aflo. The Westminster Police Court magistrate was yesterday to decide what a coaler• w- It wm stated that Henry HiH occupied a in Lupus Street. Pimheo, where are allowed stand. Each day he placed two ...

... COSTERMONGERS' PRESENTATION TO Mr. Winston Churchill and Mr. were last night the Limehouae Town Hall presented, on behalf the and street sellers of London, with handsome bronso and silver statuettes in recognition their considerate attitude towards the ...

... THE COSTERMONGER'S PUZZLE A costermonger bought 120 oranges at two for a penny, and 120 more at three for a penny, and mixed the oranges all together in a basket. He sold them out, hoping to receive back his money again, at the rate of five for twopence: ...

... COSTERMONGERS’ EIGHT. A serious fight took place earlv vosterdav among costermongers at market in Upton Part London. One stallholder disputed the claim a woman already occupying pitch, and made attack on her. Other costermongers interfered «n ...

... THE COSTERMONGER'S PUZZLE costermonger bought 120 oranges at two for penny, and 120 more at three for a pennv. and mix ...

... FASHIONABLE COSTERMONGERS. The. well-known London mma'Ten’ costume of velvet and * pearlies” was langely worn both by ladies and gemtlemen at a fashionably atended dmnnongaru‘ Fair, held on Baturday at the hamlot of Bonchester, in the Rulewater Valley ...

... COSTERMONGER'S FUNERAL The funeral took place vesterday of Mr. Fred Cavilio, a well known London costermonger. 'lne open hearse, which had a large number of plumes upon it, was drawn by six horses. The leading animal was ridden by a postillion clad in ...

... A COSTERMONGER’S as The wile of Waltham Willams, a costermonger, of Holloway, who alleged desertion by her hus. hand, told the North London magistrate ‘het hushund’s profits £20 a week. This Wilhams genied, jdacing his own estimate at from £4 to £ He ...

... MAGISTRATE'S ADVICE TO COSTERMONGER. A London magistrate recommended strike action to a costermonger yesterday. When he fined a Kilburn man 15s. for causing an obstruction with his barrow the offender asked for time to pay, as the money had to come out ...

... WIHAT IS A COSTERMONGER? The Yestminster Police-court magistrate was asked o decide what a costermonger is. It was al that Henry Hill occupied & house in Lugos street, Pimlico, where costermongers are allowed to stand. Each day hmd two barrows end to ...