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... Crescent; Mr Springall Thompson, 6, Pelham Place; Mr W. C. Stevens, Nursery Cottage; Mr Smith, Pelham Cottage; Mr Woodyers, Cavendish Terrace; Mr Stuart, 5, York Place; Mrs Goring, 81, High Street; Mr G. Norton,?, Pelhatn Place; Miss Pinkerton, Albion Hotel; ...
... of the Manchester and Sortthampton Railway Carter, John, Esq., 2S, Doract-otreet, Dorset-square Cowen, Robert, Esq., Cavendish-terrace, Carlisle, director of the ?? and Clrrlisle or Northern Trrrnk Railway of England Cameron, John, Esq., Wakefield, director ...
... near the Wandsworth-road, on the bodv of Oliver Corrall, aged 19, who was killed by the falling of three hduses in Cavendish-terrace, Larkhall-lane. Three witnesses were examined, but as some particulars of the melancholy occurrence have already been ...
... btufaess, ftnd can Have good recommendation from the situation the has jiut left. Direct to A. 8., UpholaUrer’a, next to Cavendish, terrace, mon Sooth. S B/ ID, xJA&MAIu, reepectable young Woman, age Sl—has two ysara’ good dtaracter, and has no objection ■■fee ...
... nine yean the business, and can have good recommendation from her last employers. Direct 8., Upholsterer's, next to Cavendish-terrace, from Patagonia. . . PENZANCE. June 18—The Welcome Home, of and for Plymouth, from Newport (with coals), bon shore in ...
... in the business, and can hare twelve months’ character from her last situation. Direct to A. 8., Upholsterer, next to Cavendish-terrace, Clapham-common South. AS WAITRESS, or WAITRESS and BARMAID, a respectable young Woman, who has been brought up in the ...
... Verulam place; Mr. R. K. Gibbons, 15, Wellington square ; Mr. Hardwick; T. G. Parker, Castle Hotel; J. Sherwood, 5, Cavendish terrace; and Mrs. Rremer. Brunsw ick House.—Chamberlain's Royal Victoria Hotel.—Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Mr. J. G. Foster, Mr. and ...
... vot existed in the harbour, a perma- nent trading connection would ere this have beea ostab- Yours, &e., BR. Cowey. Cavendish Terrace, 2ist Dee, 1846. RELANT) the last accounts from Cork that ‘Cora are makin; a whacking profit at corn was selling at s ...
... in the Maryport Harbour, a permanent trading connection would, ere this, have been established. Yours, &c, R. COWEN. Cavendish Terrace, 21st Dec, 1846. THE COURT HOUSE SHRUBBERIES. To the Editor of the Carlisle Journal. Sir a friend to public improvement ...
... attention was drawn to a loud and angry conversation which was being carried on at the entrance of one of the houses in Cavendish-terrace. Upon coming up, he found the defendant abusing one of Mr. Smith's female domestics, and accusing her of being a common ...
... er Phillip’s Court. APPLETON, formerly of 11. Chapel street, Stockwell. Surrey, baker and corn chandler; then of 4, Cavendish Terrace. Wandsworth Houu. Surrey, out of business; and late of Plumstead Villa Hoad. Plumstead. Kent, out of business: during ...
... miscellaneous items. May viewed ; Catalogues had on the premises; and of the Auctioneer, 2i, New Broad-street, City. Cavendish terrace. Cavendish-road, Wandswortb-roud.—All the genuine Household Furniture and Effects, comprising Mahogany 4- post Bedsteads ...