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... Polishing Ink Stands. Appiy T. McCormick, 2, Upper Joha-sreet, Golden-sa. 2 LADmM.hdflvomMM; good character re-14 quired 100.Oampbell-voad,Bow. 3 LAI); one accustomed to clean knives, boots, &c., preferred. _Apply at 04, Jermyn-street, Bt. James's. 2 ...
... VS_ i , J 1 ■ fT.HK ARGOSY. ' FT.BS -Ut-KJB- 'NE. ; rr.HEARi.OSY. Edited by Mrs. HENRY wood ■ milE ARG >SY. Laden with Golden Grain. rrillE ARGOSY. Sixpence, Monthly. rr.HE ARGOSY. Published by Mes-m. Richard Rentier X and Sou, 8, New Bur-iii- -OU-H-reet ...
... ENERAL Servant (Good) wanted; three in family; G private house; wages £l2, all found; good character indispensabio. 436, Old Kent-road. : Gmu. Servant (Good) wanted. Apply 125, East-road, B Gpemal. e ENERAL Bervant, forsmall f 3 children ; must G khmm::w ...
... rent £l5. Keys at No. 4. 5 BOOT and Shoe Manufactgrers.—To be Let, No. 13, London-fi-Ids, Hackney, fitted with benches, stands, gen, ine and boiler, well suited for mnlutnr’n‘r mmvlv F. D. &J. Wrangham. 123, London-wall, E.C.2 BOOT and Shoa Bhop, first rate ...
... sacks per B week ; bakings and lodgers pa 1-; in a)read eating neighboarbood. Apply en the ML-. 18, Little Windmilistreet, Golden-square, BAKIH‘B; trade 10 sacks, good trade in small goods and bakings ; living rent free, and £24 per year for 17 years; ...
... Offord-road, Barnsbury. 3 GLRL wanted, ‘about 17, as General Bervant; must be used to children. Apply 10, Upper John-street, Golden~ square. s G el strone and active, about 16, to assist in housework ; a comfortable home. 249, Brixton-road. 2 G‘if’ii’“- ...
... Hatton-garden, E.C. Greenwich, Kent.—A large Assortment of modern and useful Household Furniture, a few Public-house Fixtures, and Miscellaneous Property. MR. E. SHALLESS will Sell by Auction, THIS DAY, Jan. 11, at 12 for 1, at the Kent Auction-rooms, London-street ...
... 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 ...
... -BLACKHEATH.-The Principal of a _. P choo) is Open to RECEIVE ONE or TWO iuca tion on moderate terms. Reri- ?? 5. Sittt'i'll ?? Kent. JUDICATION for VOI'NG LADIES.-The Rev. C. C. J Liyaid. Ham B ...
... 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 ...
... , In questions. Freeman mid he was us bad all night bring witomses to prove it. On Freeman's boots the mat morning witness noticed some feathers°n the boots. The hootmarks exactly corresponded with the footmarks, and there were two nails miming in one ...
... Old Compton-street and Frith-street, Soho-square, W. LADIES' CORK-SOLED BOOTS, for damp weather.— Levant Morocco or Glove Kid light soft, and durable, 215.; Velvet Elastic Boots, flannel-lined' ss. 6d.; Slippers, Ss. 6d. Hlustnited catalogues post free ...