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... Stourbridge. 19 BOOT and Shoe Trade.-WANTED, a Young MAN, for the B~etail D~epartment. as Salesmanm. Most understand the above thrnsoughly.-Addrtse, ?? salary kequired, and giving addree of last employese, 379. Diy Pest. ellIS the Boot Tradle.-WANTED. ...
... atud ]help in bar. Fond of olnidrel~, at -i peed ?? A.. 22, Wellingtou-strect, Morthyr. J X~ANTED, a DARIriAID,-Apply at the Golden Cross, 13te. W street, Clardiff.T AN'TE]), as BAR(AllD, a stcadly, intelligent YOUNG PElR. sale 'V EN. Ago not unuder 25; ...
... ALBKMARLE-STREKT. W - LONDON. EVERYBODY’’* CHILDREN WILL WANT BOOTH OR SIIOCS FOR EASTER TIME. THEN GO TO JACKSON'S GREAT NORTHERN BOOT ASD SHOE WAREHOUSE, EOKGE GOLD MEDAL VJT BAKING I'uWDKU IJRADFORD’S Putciit “Vowel’ WASHING I M VCUINKsi.- WrimtiiiH, Mulleins ...
... of Wales. Established 1814, U, Catherine Street, Strand, London, W.C. Lists on application. HY. ARCHER and COs ( REGISTERED GOLDEN BIRD8EYE; VIRGINIA, RETURNS, AND SMOKING MIXTURE. Sold only in 2 or 4oz. Packets, or I-lb. & i-lb. Tins, at 6s. per lb. Wholesale ...
... gara«i: Wo-sl. 11, Trifalgar-elreet, Walw r* m •’ BOOT Makers. The proprietor having com' property abroad has to Beepoke and Repairing Business. S. Hurst, i. Devonshireatrt-et, Upper Kennington-lane. for some BOOT and Shoe Trade. -A large Shop and Parlour (o ...
... Thomas Cutbash, Esq., late of Yalding and Maidstone, Kent, who died in January last, was proved in London, on the 6th inst., under £70,000 personalty, by Mary Cutbush, the relict, and Thomas Edmett, Esq., of Maidstone. The will of Henry Wood, Esq., formerly ...
... trust; married ; age 23 ; good character.— H, M., 13, Smyrk's road, Old Kent- road. I EMPLOYMENT in any eapatity not menial; a young _f lady.-F. G.. Pot office. Blrehington. Kent HOUSEKEEPER, or Companion to a Lady, where a servant is kept; is of domesticated ...
... ml 2 easy lessons by experienced Machinesta; ManUes, Quilting, Braiding, Tailoring, Underclothing, patent heramer, Ac., 45.; Boot work, Vamping, Pitting. Flowering, in arst-class style. 5«.; adjusting, cleaning machines, and rials found free; every attention ...
... THI DOVER KENT? AND' SAMY. APRIL. 8, Mi.. THE POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT. - The WeMagas Rail on Tuesday evening was well Au was bold by DeujE ti Fj idled with • madame to the but/ R. Payn, Lg.) Saturday afterneene a• fer the nal with Inn, Folkestone-mad. ...
... judicious course. '-Parting Day (12) calls to mind the sympa- thetic remark of the commercial traveller who, being advised by '-boots to get up as day was breaking, replied gruffly — 'Let it break ! It owes me nothing, and, so speaking, went asleep again ...
... will, eodiciU. of Thomas Catbush, Esq., late of Maldafona, Kent, who diad Jan nary AramuT V* **® l» Loudon, th* 6th inat, nndsr P«*»nlty, by Man Catbnah, the raMct, ** Bdmatt, Esq, of Maidstone. Th* will Wood, Esq., foraurly of Dmmmtr Baaing- Boathampton ...
... Tirevass, 34, Upper Oeorge-straet, Edgware-road. COOK Shop, in crowded neighbourhood ; £l2, fixtures and tilting*. Apply 287, Kent-street. Borough. 3 CORN (Genuine Old-established) to Let; all ready money; main thoroughfare. Particulars at 325, Hoxton-street ...