... COSTERMONGERS. 1., regard England the difficulties were very much greater, and part of England were they great in Loudon. There were Sunday markets which formed ai. integral part of the essential meau> the livelihood of some the poorest people in the ...

... COSTERMONGERS. 1 moat heartily approve,” said Sir John Kirk, the Oommittee’s rvcon'mvndation prohibit street trading by boy* and giriai And this prohibition should be general throughout the Kingdom, with, however, the granting of power to local authority ...

... Costermonger Missing. Mrs. Moore, living at 4, Harrow-street, Lisson-grove, applied to Mr. Plowden, at the Marylebone police court, to assist her in tracing her husband, E. Moore, aged 39, a costermonger, who, she said, bad been missing since Saturday ...

... COSTERMONGERS. •11.1 e I rerer. I Purpose.. ( 'minium, pre.nml their report r. Lake to the presence Of cosier',longer, in t streets, and recommendl I il.lt the r. ri .1,,r ion :mlopied by the Counel on s.rptentb..r 1,0'3. be reaffirmed. and Th. ...

... The Costermonger as Soldier LONDON PRIDE, AT WYNDHAM S THBaTRE is a capital little study of real life in peace and war, which gives Mr. Gerald du Maurier and Miss Mabel Russell a fine opportunity for two excellent sketches of coster character ...

... COSTERMONGERS' POLITICS. 812,—Can anyone explain to me why practiepulkaall the costermongers in North-end-road, m, were, on the polling day in that division. displaying .Tariff Reform colours on their barrows:. they are dependent their custom on the working ...

... Tooting Costermongers Albert James, 60 High-street, Merton, George Robins, 37 Queen's-road, Mitcham, and John Poole, of Wandsworth-road, wers prosesuted for obstructing High-street, Tooting, with their costermonger barrows. Small penalties were imposed ...

... COUNCIL AND COSTERMONGERS. (Westminster.—Before Mr. Sono, Smith.) Eleven coetarmongers, who for many years have stood with their stalls and barrows in the narrowest portion of King's-road. Chelsea, summoned by the borough council for causing as obstruction ...

... COSTERMONGERS’ STALLS. have seen it stated that the Borough Councils may request the Police authorities to give greater facilities for street trading in many additional situations, so that the public mayhave better chance of obtaining cheaper food this ...

... AN COSTERMONGER'S DIFFICULTY A costermonger wished to be exempted for the reason that he was the only person connected with his business who could go to market. His business would be ruined if he did not get exemption. Refused. ...

... Raid on Costermongers, Six costermongers were brought before Mr. I’lowden, at Marylebone, Monday, charged with wilfully causing obstruction with their barrows in the Edgwaro-road, or in the Highroad. Kilburn. The prisoners were Chaa. Stanley, Chas. Hutton ...

... COSTERMONGERS* PROTEST. Me Winston Churchill received the Home Office yesterday deputation costermongers, who protested against the proposed regulations under private Act which they will be prohibited from trading in certain streets in the City wbete ...