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... —Wanted in the country, a good Hand in the above line, accustomed to Jobbing. Good wages, constant employment. T. Jermyn, Maidstone, Kent. VrANTED by a respectable young married woman, Employment to attend on Invalid or do Housewerk ; good ueedlewoman. Husband ...
... Font Toubridge we travel inwards towards 'fadeley, Golden Gi Minnow. and sumiundiog places. We heard no complaints at Todeley, for the siniple reason that there foundetiosi for any, while .it Golden Greet' hallow the prospect calcolnted to cheer the moat ...
... homse And water dog; pries 154 ; and a young Newfoun - land Retriever Dog; all black and curly; price 12s. Apply at the Golden Boot, 21, Northport-street. 3 [)0G3.~ For Sale. small bandsome Black Tan Toy Terrier Dog and two Bitches, W., 1, Hill-street ...
... of Friday, April 19.) Goldtworthy, R., Arlington-st., Camden Town, delivery clerk. Arglee, H., jnn.. Maidstone, auctioneer. Burges*, W., Belvedere, Kent, house agent. Hod son, R., Beccb-street, Liverpool, bookkeeper. Mason, J., jun., Norfolk-»treet, Glosiop ...
... OCollar work, Thomas’s machive, Buttonbolers, Tackers ; good hands constant work. 20, Union-street, Clarendon-square. IN!AN‘I‘B' Boot Bewers (Good) wanted. At 191, Hoxton- TR TS YR T s B liéxm (Best) wanted ; also Shirt Hands. At Metropolitan Suburtan Steam ...
... Practice. trido letters. Pod shnt shouts patronise thorn ; counterfoil, cif Va alla .-Ajrni.rt h P.S.—filisra Globes for *booting e r h° Dar PUTWORX AND DARNING AND ZSCZANIOAL TOOLS. Machines. Tools. and of all descrlPf loo — tar amateurs. Everything ...
... , as under, on the Terms as the Civil Service Supply Association, HE REQUIRES NO SUBSCRIPTION. With this difference, that, Kent Oil, Color, and Italian Warehouses. 18 and 19, Beresford Square, Woolwich. 55 and 56, Plumstead Road, Plumstead. 54, New Road ...
... those present a code of rules for the mana; ment of the Union of Agricultural Labourers of Kent. Mr. G. Boots presided, and, mepains ee ceedings, said that they were not to be the he said it slaves, but their servants. With regard to the Union be 2d. “week ...
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... all night and could bring wit- hesses to prove it. On exam 's boots the The footmarks and there were two nails with the boots, in another, and also two in and four ness went to his’ boots same state ag other fn them: Meo he might have beet out ‘ad in ...
... through tbe back garden, which adjoins the wall of the North Kent Railway, nothing more being s^n of him till his mutilated remains weie found at a quarter past five next morning. The boots were off the feet a short distance from the body, and were quite ...
... engineers and surveyors, Sheffield, and at Marlpool. Charles George and Stephen George, wheelwrights and carpenters, Selling, Kent. „ Foster and Wood, jewellers, $O, Carolme-street, Birmingham. Edward Griffith Powell and John Hugh Roberts, attorneys and ...