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... John Russell. —. A dreadful fire, at twelve o'clock at night, broke out Marshall-street, Silver-street, and Broad-street, Golden- square, which did much mischief. The manufactory of Messrs. Tapaall and Holland, chairraakers, was consumed, and twelve houses ...
... family—an active person that has been used to plain cooking, and can have a good character from her last place. Apply early at Mr. Kent’s, Greengrocer, corner of Coleshill-strect and Ebury-street, Pimlico. WANTED a SERVANT of ALL-WORK, who can COOK a plain joint ...
... indicted for stealing a shilling from the person of Thomas Golden.—Not Guilty. (Before the Commom Sergeant.) SPEEDY JUSTICE. Wm. Alder, smart youth, was indicted for stealing, on Monday last, pair of boots, Tralue 255., from the shop of Mr. Hannam, a shoemaker ...
... 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. ...
... At Portsmouth—Benbow and Pembroke, seventy-fours ; Madagascar and Samarang, frigates. At Devooport—lmplacable, seventy-four; Kent and Donegal, seventy-eight; defaults of. the Stag, frigate, to be made good. At Sheerness—Blenheim and Hawke, seventy-fours ...
... into the neighbourhood of Maidstone, and she has, in consequence, forfeited her engagement for the house, and means to abroad.—Grosvenor-square, Saturday evening.* Maidstone Journal. [As there is no Grosvenor-square in Maidstone, that probably in London ...
... rect. Lambeth -.1 1 0 Mr. Sharmau, Boot and Shoemaker, No. 7, I horntonstreet, Dockhead 110 Mr. Whittington, Mount-street, Grosvenor-square .110 Mr. Birch, Tobacco-pipe-manufacturer, No. 4, Weymoutb-street, New Kent-road 110 Mr.. Flower, Hat-dyer, Great ...
... factary, Agar-street West Strand. MESSRS. JAMES AND CHARLES CODING’S LION ALE BREWERY. Counting-house, No. 10, Broad-street, Golden-square. January 1, 1836. TO THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS OF LONDON AND ITS ENVIRONS. Gxntlsmbn, IBeg leave »espectfully to acquaint ...
... liberal towards any person inclined to lend the same. Address, post paid, to J. F., Mr. Walker’s, Grocer, Cbester-place, Old Kent-road. pO COACH-MAKERS and CABINETJL MAKERS.—A Youth of respectability, amiable disposition. and most industrious habits, who ...
... ten and one, at the London Commercial Agency Office, No. 147, Fenchurch-street. TO BOOT and SHOEMAKERS. —Wanted a MAN and his WIFE, without incumbrance, to SUPERINTEND Boot and Shoe-warehouse, where a considerable sale trade is carried on. It will require ...
... Hanover-place, Park-gate, Baker-street, Mary-le-bone Mr. Griffiths, Virginia-row, Bethnal-green Mr. Hawes, EKham, Kent Mr. Sharman, Boot and Shoe-maker, No. 7, Thorntoa-street, Dockbead Mr. legs, Mount-pleasant, Gray’s Inn-lane .. Mr. Frederick Webb ...
... imported; 30lbs. of superior HaYannah Cigars. MR. A. SCOTT will Sell by Auction, at his spacious Rooms, Cambridge-street, Golden-square, TOMORROW, March 4, at 12, 220 dozens of choice old WINES, including Port, Sherry, Bucellas, Claret, Moselle, &c., ...