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... Sittingbourne, Kent, appeared before Mr. Gregorie, to prefer a charge of assault and robbery against man named John Wilson, under the following circumstances : Mr. Peck deposed that while waiting at the Elephant and Castle, in the Kent-road, for the Dover ...
... useful. Also young Woman as Servant of All work. None but of good character need apply at Tringham’s Wine-vaults, No. 17, Golden-lane, Barbican. WANTED a young LAD, about 18, as WAITER in an Eating-house. None need apply who have not been accustomed to ...
... trade of a shoemaker, glazed show-cases, furniture, &c., comprising nair of Wellington and other boots, 800 pair of gentlemen, ladies, and children’s boots and shoes, clogs, socks, &c., and lots of good Household Furniture of the usual description. May ...
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