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... ASSISTANTS Ad to the DRAPERY and HABERDASHERY BUSI. WESS.-Appl to G. BAYLEY, Mary-lc-port-street, Bristol, P X.B. .A 1)N0D0OR APPRENTICE-N'o Premium required. v ANTED, a situation as NURSEMAID, - W by a Widow, aged 28. without surviving children, or other ...
... absence of any coutract to that effect a master cannot stop the wages of his apprentice, on account of absence through illness. Ocnt IN TRouBLE. -A master cannot discharge an apprentice for misconduct, unless the in- dentares of aporenticeshlip contain a stipula- ...
... South Western line, and is twenty-nine miles from the Woateloo-bridge I station. E. M.-Yes. The apprentice may be sent to the house of correction for absconding from hisapprenticeship. AN ITSJURED ?? no clairn. . J. J. S.-The socidty must be registeridunder ...
... : et' the Upper House, Hightown, in Liversedge, ia tbt Parish of Birstal, in the County of York, afo-,js ' Butcher, did abscond from me without any x it cause on the25th DayofJuly, 1840,andtookw hcij. myyoungestSon, Edwardwho is now ?? teen Years of ...
... the cause of action arose, or to that in which the debtor resides. G. Z. A:-An apprentice robbing his master and abscond- ing does not put an end to the contract of apprentice- Ship. ,. W. D. Rtfr-1. No, the attorney can recover his ,eotb. 2. Yout can sue ...
... 'byreceiving,. a proper notice, the centract of service exszts. B. r. &l-The apprentice wouild at any time be liable to be sent totbhc Ilonse of Correction for absconding from' his master. W. VV. C. -If a 'summons was issued, within twelve. months from ...
... is a valid one. NAm. WiLLahs ?? The settlement cannot be set aside, -2. Yes. ' - t i - JoHn DnwEs.-Yes the apprentice is liable for absconding ifrom his apprenticeship, T. A. Cnlmy.-At the commeneement of the term, in ' November,.' A. D.-1. Eliza Fenning ...
... enitsaton. You are only entitled to .a legalnotice to quit. AE OLD SUBsci:sBER-No; the apprentice cannot claim his indentures, having absconded irom his apprentice. ship. ' ' E. J. B.-The age must be stated. B. M.-NO a brother is not legally bound to ...
... -The master cannot corn-'I pel the apprentice to serve after lire has attained 2i ;R but if any relation or friend of thle apprentice entered Li into a hood or covenant for the faitiful service of the Ii apprentice, the masater may sue orn such bond or ...
... J. HUTCHINSON, GRoCER and Td- DE 4 E R, qo- io, WHITEFR1AR'GATE,- WANT of an APPRENTICE.-A Youtih from the Country will be preferred. QUEEN-STREET, HULL. ILLIAM FEARNE, Giocer E- Tea-Dealer, W begs leave tO infOr hii-Ffiat , Sthe -. omm of Mr. RoBsRT ...
... and C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Waterloo-place, London. To Pureatsa and Guai-didn.r. X'ANTED as an APPRENTICE to a W/ PAINTER in the general way,-A re- spectable LAD, either in or out of the house. Apply to William Costar, painter ...
... comi- pleat. For finitlici particulars eit1liirc 15y letter, post pait, directed X. Y. P'ost-officc, Colhehster. t AN'Ei) an Apprentice to a Plumber, Gtazel .llz Y'9'Painter. Enitqire ot Wni. Worts, Iannhisgtree. ANTED, An activc Steady ) (tiut, as an Appticil4 ...