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... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... d, Old Kent-ruad, cheesemonger. Judkins, John Barrett, late of Bank Chambers, City London, at- Hunt?ngton.Leonard, late of Pickcring-place, Paddington, tailor and tailor’s commission agent. Smyth, Charles Carew, late of Russell-place, Old Kent-road, clerk ...
... Inn-fields, on Monday, August 8, 1886, at Nine o’Clpck in the Forenoon. M'Pherson, Janies John, late of Canterbury-place, Old Kent-road, Surrey, assistant to a chemist and druggist. Watkins, Henry, late of Tarraat-street, Arundel, Sussex, following no trade ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... when I met I found was enrivalled by Warren’s Black Jet. That Blacking has beauty I thought not to view, Till in my bright boots I face could review : splendour uorivall’d hoots now assume, Siacepolished by Warren’s, Warren’s Jet Bloom. LONDON ALMS-HOUSES ...
... through or near the following towns and places, viz.:—Gravesend, Rochester, Faversbam, Sandwich, gad Deal, with branches Maidstone, Sheeroess, Ramsgate, god Margate. JAMES VALLANCE, London, March 15, 1836. Solicitor for the Bill. NOTICE. —If Mr. VAUX, ...
... 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 ...
... Twelve SfS Boot and sal nf d, seal-skin, and Spanish and children » bo? * J? Jldoshes, &c.; the unmanufactured stock leather, elo f black and coloured kids, seal, goat, comprises a quantity o , Bole . leather> &c . . also a and other BWns * boots, ties, uppers ...
... cent, interest. Letters, post paid, directed for A. Z., No. 21, Warner-street, New Kent-road. raw PARENTS and GUARDIANS.—Wanted a re- spec-table YOUTH, as APPRENTICE to Boot and Shoemaker, in a most healthy part of town, and where he will have the opportunity ...