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... S.W. Greenwich, Kent.—A large Assortment of modern and useful Household Furniture, a few Public-house Fixtures, and Miscellaneous Property. VTH. E. SHALLESS will Sell by Auction, on ItJL Thursday, Jan. 11, at 12 for 1, at the Kent Auction-rooms, Lo ...
... E. LONDON, Jen. Wind at noon AW.; moderate hreeae, tnd 01 GRAVESEND, Jan. 9. - Arrived the Joiqulna, from Alexandria —Sly Boots Momel Bay—Jessie, Monte Video—Peveril of the Peak. Colombo, gelled the North Star, for Boston-Hastings Swan River-David Anderson ...
... Suffice it to say that a rule it is eminently disagreeable and thankless A man fur instance is bound in duty to waste many golden hours of the day, expectant of offers that never come, of bets not destined to made. I'ntil the last stragglers have disappeared ...
... Albert-road, Boonersroad, Victoria-park. _________* BOOT Trade, — Wanted first-class Howe's Machinist, ‘Turned-in Pitters, and Girl to Wind Bobbins. 36, Weymouth-terrace, Hackney-rosd. ___________* BOOT Trade.— Wanted & No. 2 Thomas's Machinist : also Bewcrs ...
... London. THE SCALt? OF COMMISSION ON HOPS MEtTISQ OF PLANTERS AT MAIDSTONE. A meeting of hoo-plantora of tho district, both nameronsly an influeutiallj attended, was held the Star Hotel, Maidstone, on Thursday afternoon, for the purpose of taking into consideration ...
... required. Moore, 85, Eversholt-street, Camden Town. BOOT Trade.—A Youth wanted for the Press ; one who is quick, and used to the business. Silverthorn, sen., 7¢, ‘Wellington-row, Bethnal-green. BOOT and Shoe Trale.—Wanted a Lad, used to the Clicking and ...
... I THE FARMgER'S JOURNAL. IONDON MARKETS-MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE.-MONDAY. The show of samples from Essex and Kent was the short. eat of the season, and in the worst condition, so was quite unsaleable. But dry parcels were inquired for, and would have sold ...
... Pentonville. 2 B 0 224 Skiting Rown combined to Lat, Parnished, for Gentleman ;6. 64. weekly ; near Elephant and Castle, 60, New Kent-road. 2 80, 24 Sitting Boom to Let, er Bed Room, with use of Bitting Reom ; partial board if required. 88, De Beauvoir-road ...
... tor Learning. 72, Mansell-street, jes. 7= Hands.—Good Knot and Finishers. Apply, between 9 and 11 a.m., 81, Cobarg-road, Old Kent-road. & Hands (Gooa) wanted for General work. Apply 43, o Oakley-street, Westminster-road. Hands (0066 wanted ; constant empleyment ...
... baying shares for their wives or for their daughters; and they will tell you with tho greatest gravity, “ I sold my wife’s * Golden fleeces ’ to-day at 1,500 per cent, over what they cost her,” or My. daughter sold her Great Extended Tin-pot Gullys ’ great ...
... pH-sone% guilty, the elder of stealing, and the youngest of receiving. Mary Neal W3B also found guilty of stealfog two pairs of boots, value Ys., the property of hir. William Thomas Woollard, at Tunbridge Wells, in August. The chairman sentenced the elder prisoner ...
... AS ORDINARY BOOTS, And poesoss the following IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES:— 1. DURABILITY—Latin considerably longer (the tread beingt het ou the ball or centre of Um foot), while oosting no more thaM AVPRIRANOE—Thetread being equalised, the boot is in shape till ...