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... of the above —terms 251. For further particulars apply to Mr. C. Self, Auctioneer and House Agent, 186, High-street, Poplar. BOOT and SHOE TRADE.— To be DISPOSED OF a BUSINESS, established 24 years, near the riverside, with an excellent nine-roomed house ...
... declared to be included in that assignment’ to Isaac Ansten, Oroeer, and Henry Milne, Draper, both of Tunbridge, in the county of Kent, upon trust for the several Creditors of the said John Wall ; and that the said indenture was executed by the said John Wall ...
... —security to any amount. Address, with real name and address, paid, to A. 8., 16, Charlotte-street, Blackfriars road. LADIES’ BOOT-BINDERS.—A quantity X of good HANDS WANTED, with constant employ, at Henderson’s, 6, Hampton-street, Walworth road. 'IIO MASTER ...
... William Johnson, Saint Albans, Hertfordshire, hat manufacturer. Samuel Stonliam, Maidstone, butcher. Sarah Juckes, Rodington, Shropsh re, farmer. Francis Phillips, Holborough, Kent, blacksmith. Mordecai Elwis, Bljton Ciirr, Lincolnshu-e, farmer. Richard Tanner ...
... REPELLENT.—A WATERPROOF X DRESSING FOR SOFTENING AND PRESERVING LEATHER.—This is a new and most important invention, rendering BOOTS and SHOES thoroughly Waterproof, preventing cracking of the upper leather, making it at once durable and soft, and pleasant ...
... out of business. Benjamin Manning, Kidderminster, furniture-broker. John Terry, West Mailing, Kent, boot and shoe maker.} Henry Burr, Loose, near Maidstone, plumber. John Cowell, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Journeyman blacksmith. Michael Moore, Gateshead, waiter ...
... ne, City. Salvage Muslins, Boots and Shoes, Ac. rjIOPLIS ami SON, will Sell by Auction, at their JL Rooms, 16, St. Paul's-churchyard, 111 DAY, May I';, at 12 punctually ito he cleared same ...
... on Monday the 27th instant, and on every day during the races; at Gridin's, Green Man and alill. Oxford-street; and at the Golden Cross, Cbaring-cross, on the and up to noon the Derby Day, the 29th, and the Oans Day. the 31st; and TattersalTs Subscription ...
... general work of Public-house, and wait on the parlour; also a strong GIRL, used to children, and do part of the house work.— Golden Anchor, St. John-street, Clerkenwell. _____ ALLSOPFS BURTON and EAST INDIA PALE ALES.—Messrs. S. ALLSOPP and SONS beg to call ...
... brought to recover sum of 75/., which the plaintiff charged tor executing an enlarged plan of certain portions of the North-Kent Railway, of which the defendant was the engineer, and to whom they were supplied. The only question in dispute was whether ...
... East, cheesemongers—J. Mannering and W. Maunering, Dover and River, Kent, millers—J. B. Rondeau and J. Wild, Thornton, Yorkshire, drapers—W. Philpot, jun. and C. Philpot, Maidstone, professors of dancing—T. Griffiths and C. H. .May. Edgewareroad, general ...
... Catalogues had. Kent Hops.—To Brewers and Others. Messrs, sloper an ...