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... 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 A. PUBLIC WANT. When a woman was charged at the South-Western Police Court, London, yesterday, with causing obstruction with costermonger’s barrow, Mr. Bankes visited the scene of the alleged offence, and on returning 10 court discharged ...
... 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 INVITED. • %*«•■« by London Shopkeepers. Nt»® 1 1 6 ! ? mad© to establish a street }L. to' i .Norwood, and the agitation e i, 6 eostermongers who would new territory, hut from the tbr. i llave come to realise t&at the 5 civ may be revived ...
... 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 ...
... COSTERMONGER CANDIDATE. At the annual dinner of the Whitenhapel and Spitalfielels Costermongers' and Street Sellers' Union at .Lime.house Town Hall last night, Mr. B. Valentine, vice-president, announced that the union had found a gentleman whom they ...
... 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 ...
... THE COSTERMONGER'S PUZZLE. A coatermonger bought 120 oranges at two for a penny, and 120 more at three for a penny, and mixed the orange', all together in a basket. He sold them out, hoping to receive back his money again, at the rate of Eve for twopence: ...
... 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 ...