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... returning the sam-« day. Forfaies and full particulars see handbills, which can be obtained at the Company's stations and boot mr offices; or at Cook's Excur- sion Offices. 98, FI. et-street. J. GRIERSON, Geueral Manager. Paddington Btatlon. TONDON and ...
... aituate in the Kent-road. Apply at Brown’s, 6, Corn wallterrace. Rye-lane, Peckham. 8 BOOT and Shoe Trade.—Shop to Let. Curtain-road rent only 3s. per week; for gas fittings, &c„ £2 10s. Apply, after 6 evening. 6, ('ol.u.an-atreet. City. 2 BOOT and Shoo Bnsicf-S ...
... BOOT Trad**.—Wanted a-tive Young Man for Shop, and Clicking. 8, runs wick-place, Wyndham-mad, Camberwell. BOOT Trade.—Oo*'d General Repairer w inte»! ; constant employntent. Apply 38, Ik-rmondsey-atreet, 8 BOOT Trade.—Wanted good Repairer. 82, St. St ...
... BOOT and Bhoe Trade —Wonted strong itched Bands. Apply 1, Mary-street, Limehouse. 2 BOOT Tiade good Paste F’itter, a Howe’s Machinist, black work, and Boazuer. 5, Por’.- ploce, Grove-street, South Hackney. g BOOT Work.—Wanted good Tacker; also Learner ...
... THE HOP GARDENS OF KENT. Tho Maiditon* and Kent Journal publinbes report* from it* corrchpondents on the various hop di*lricta of the county of Kent: Maidstone and Adjoining Pabi ...
... Servant (Respectable) wanted, age not under 30. Those with good chara-ter may apply the Windsor Castle. Cooper , s-ro?d, Old Kent-mad. 2 GENERAL Servant wanted, to 30; small family: no children; to begin. 3, Aimina-terrace, Oakfleldroad, Clapton. 2 Gi.NT ...
... Garter-court, Barbican. 3 BOOT Trade.—Wanted art he Young Man for Shop, and Clicking. 8, Ciuna wick-place, CambwrwMl. f_ BOOT Trade —Good General Reptarcr wanted : conataat employment. Apply 38, Berrnondsey-street, BE. 2 BOOT Trade —Wnnled good 82, Bt ...
... Sanctuary, Westminster. Tat*.. * The Archbishop of Canterbury. I Ti.e Bishop Sumner, i The Archbishop of Dunlin. | The .'• Maidstone. Chairman.— The Archdeacon in .LR, DiiruTY Chairman. -ROI'.KK l OoNsiiXTiNu Actuary.- Samuel Brown, Esq. Actuary.- Biewart ...
... sooommd.wo would prefer $ tenant's eottege.—Al= to be addisered to MIA. Goose Pawn. legal Lower Bseildon. near Paarbunrim. Boots. EIR Ii ST i. :LABB GROUSE SHOOTING, with anoint FISHING. on one of the finest moors in as fixed rum per mouth, everythiry_included ...
... Apply 81, Oloucester-rtreet, Clerkenwell. BOOT and Shoe Trade.—A Lad wanted to work at the Cutting Press. Apply *l, Pitdeld-strcet. Hoxton. BOOT Trade.—Wanted a Youth for Repairing; work on premises. Bell, boot Maker, opposite the Pond, Newroad, dbeph ...
... Drood.' ?? in No. 37. wbioh well inoludota four-page supplement.) Now Tale, by Annie Thomds. everyweek. TholfsirGirlwithaihs Golden Hair IhecamIn No. 15?. Eight Pagr IWeekly of MagnificentfIlluetvatlans. The Nws oft le Wok, interestig ?? Cicl. Fashion Engravingc ...
... militia, said the prisoner was the man he enrolled, and he had seen him at drill in 1868.- Mr. George Mitchell. tailor, of 22, Golden-cquare, said that the prisoner was his son-in-law, and not the man the sergeant-major enrolled. The person the sergeant-major ...