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... the Manufacturer, without reserve, TWO Thousand Pair of Gentlemen’s Wellington Boots and Shoes, various descriptions; Planter’s and shoes; 1000 dozen of prime calf Jockey boot-legs; and gross of galloons for binding.—May viewed the morning of Sale. Catalogues ...
... Duke of Northumberland m Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. facts connected with the present state OF KENT. There are two parties among the agriculturists of Kent—the landholders and the labourers, for the farmer is an intermediate or middle man,” not to be ...
... oating-housc-keepef. Fuller, John, late of St. Ives, Huntingdonshire, horse-dealer. Holliday, Thomas, Csrnaby-street, Golden-square, grinder, boot and shoemaker. Freeman, VrilUam, late of Hilgay, near Downham-market, Norfolk, farmer and corn-dealer. Watsea. ...
... â¢E.âWanteil four young Men for ivj.ig ;it Maidstone, in Kent, and ex*s to embark for the golden world, the nof edn ition are certain promotion ttaugers. cloathing green ; '2 for the Eng-d. Maid-tone, Kent; 4 for the Marines; ' for the 56t'ii; for the ...
... Mr. Baylis, No. top of Tottenham-court-road. TO BOOT and SHOE-MAKERS and CLICKERS. —Wanted good CLICKER —one that has been used to wholesale women’s and children’s work, at No. 8, Frederick-place, Old Kent-road, near the World-turned-upside-down. None need ...
... Stage Coachmen, ■ ( Wanted tor ving Maidstone, in and is t\- : :' ' to emttarl: for th« golden tin; a _ , or education is certain of promotion'• ■' ’-eg-.-rs, cloathing green ; 5 for the Kngt l > - - ‘t allstone, Kent; fur the L- . '• ' A ' for the Guards; ...
... Southwark, carpet and rug-manufacturers—ll. J. da Silva and J. Ruffy, general-merchants—M. Cutbush, J. Cutbush, and W. Cobb, Maidstone, Kent, carpenters and builders—H. Kemble, E. Kemble, and R. Light, tea-brokers. ...
... Southfield: Mr. Curson, Golden Anchor, Park-street, Borough; Mr. Doncaster, Rosemary Branch, Peckhara; Mr. Forman, George, Bury-street, St. James’s; Mr. Gamble, Fountains Abbey, Pracd-street, Paddington; Mr. Grason, Crown, Broad-street, Golden-square; Mr. Hol ...
... llv. 70 SHOPS.—VVantwl to Kent V. ura'snop, V and Yard, or Premises that could converted to accommodate Carpenter and Builder, may entered noon irirraediateiy, or Christmas next, with without dwelling-house, situate West Golden-square. srtienlars addressed ...
... pattens, &c. boot and shoe lasts and stretchers, cutting boards, quantity of unwrought upper and under boot and «h-ie leather, &c. viewed the morning ot sale, and cleared the same day. Catalogues had the Premises, and Mr. Scolt, Warwick-strcct, Golden-square ...
... ; and Mr. illock, No. 25 r; i,'i' tl ' square. - »- Villa, and very neat Furniture, the BanTTru' liames, at Norlhfleet, in Kent, in One Lot, with iimnrful.' possession.— By Mr. WILLOCK, OarrawasT Cnff house, in Change-alley, Cornhill, SATURDAY n, ?r ...
... Ist OF WANTED an APPRENTICE, or aTURN-OVER APPRENTICE, to the Bookbinding Business.—Apply to Mr. Lock, No. 37, Union-row, New Kent road. WANTED ,by a young Man, a Situation as PORK BUTCHER* and Poulterer, and well acquainted with the business, or a Manu ...