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... letter, C. Edwards. , 95, Upper Olouoester-place, Regent s-park. &c., WANTED, BOOT Trade.—Wanted first-class Howe’s Machinist*. 80, New Oloucester-street; near the Church. BOOT MachinisU (Experienced Howe’s) wanted; also Fitters, Skiving and Beading; p ...
... Blames, 29, Goldsmith*’-row, Hackney-road. BAKER* 8 Shop (Bhut-op) Let; good business neighbourhood. Apply M. Camaby-street, Golden-square. w. BAKER’S Shop.-Business to be Disposed of, through unforeseen circumstancs; good trade going on ; any reasonable ...
... letter only, to Rippins,” House, Myddeltoa-street. BOOT and .Shoe Manufacturers—Wanted to Purchase 100 Uozen Patent Ca-f dh«w. to lace up the front; also Kid Top Patent Calf Golosh Side Spring Boot*. Bend ■ample, with full particulars, M. D. 5, Holy ...
... considerable force. Many of the exhibitors at the East Kent Poultry Show, at Ashford, last week, were represented on this occasion, and not a few who were successful there repeated their triumphs in Maidstone. On the whole the exhibition was • very rood one ...
... 8_ APPRENTICE (Outdoor) wanted to the stationery Trade must be quick and intelligent. Apply Factory, Angel-court, Golden-lane. 3 BOOT and Shoe Trade.—Wanted Youth, used to the above, pushing trade, and able serve. 58, Blackfriare-road. 2 ...
... alteration. A Tim Csmrta.- -James fisnitb, 16. carter, Wil• mington, Kent, was charged by police c soluble Greenwood, 377 R, with bring drunk, egaftwiotwly driving a bone and Yantis Maidstone RAMC Eltbam. Mr. Patterson esti It woe very dangerous, and tined ...
... effected. &c., WANTED, BOOT Trade.—Wanted a Howe's Machinist; Paste Fitter. Apply 66, Banner-square, St. Luke's. ___ also a good ROOT Work.-Wanted Second-class Hand, Thomas’s Machine ; also Sewers and Fellers. Apply 149, Mile-end. BOOT Trade.—Wanted good ...
... Alexander, the beloved and only child of James D. Campbell, Esq., Boupital, Assam, aged four. GREENER—On the 9th inst., at Maidstone, Kent, Maria, wife- of Rev. John Greener. GREENWOOD—On the 6th inst., at High Street, Berwick, Margaret Greenwood, eldest daughter ...
... :—Fat wethers, 1 year old (under 23 months).—First prize ot £15, B. W. Tassell, Hode, Canterbury, Kent; second of £10, W. Burch, Khode Court, Selling, Kent. Under the heading of “Gratitude!” the Dover Telegraph says: ** The faction of Conser- vatives who ...
... afterwards to under the supervision of the police for five years. Stealing a Pair op Boots. —Heavt Sentence. Put Own, 28, .hoemaker, win charged with itenling pair of boots, value 12s. Od., the property of John Uendry. Prosecutor said he was bootmaker, on ...
... the East Kent Fox Hounds.”—The meeting broke up early. Shocking Soicm* a Lunatic.—On Monday week a lunatic, who was being conveyed from New Cross to Maidstone, by the train which leaves Charing Cross Station at 2.15, and arrives at Maidstone at 4.20, ...
... Down sheep, and Earl Darnley a pen of West Country Downß. These pens Downs were more attractive to the eye than the pens of Kent sheep; the animals were, indeed, beautiful creatures, and prepared for exhibition with much care. They attracted a very large ...