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... -&z new, with tucker, four braiders, quilter ; cost 104, 8, Cross-street, back of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Mason-street, Old Kent-road, B.E. 'wam' G Machines. —T. Cave’s surpasses all others, £5 10s. ; s quantity of Thomas’s taken in exchange ; 1, 2, very ...
... h(i_:ru-mm. Apply 41, r.umih:..m (JOLD Embroidery.—Waated & First Hand; also a good Goxénmd Knot and lpnnlm:m.. G.hn-:&'&‘ Golden-square. OVERNESSES, Companions, Ladies’ G Maids, Nurses, &c. wmted;nhonmw Young Ladies for shops, Apply, lly, or by letter ...
... which are completed and at work are : — 1. From the New-cross Station of the Brighton Railway to Wappiug ; 2. From the Old Kent-road Station of the South London Railway to Wapping. The Line is stocked, worked, and maintained by the Brighton Railway Company ...
... ¥Forward and Finish. Address A, Barnes, 175, New Kent-road. 2 BOOKKEEPING. — Tradesmen's Books and Accounts Punctually Attended to by Business XMan having lewsure. A. B, 15, Dagmar-terrace, Bssex-road. 2 BOOT Trade.—A Lad, 18, wishes to learn the above, T ...
... London and Brighton Railway at New-cross, 3. The South-Eastern Railway at New-cross, and 4. With the South London Railway at Old Kent-road, and will be brought into inunediate proximity to 5. The North London Railway at Broad-street, ti. The Metropolitan Railway ...
... n&ubernd. M’Aéflflfifl (Howe’s) wanted for the Boot and Shoe L Trade ; constant employment. 200, Gray's ll’b- ACHINISTS.—Wanted experienced Hands only for hl Wheeler Wilsen’s; constant work. 50, Smyrk’s-road, old Kent-road ; side of Green Man. 3 Mmmmm' (Good ...
... Slipper Makers. Richard Swift & Co., 75, Bt. John-street, Bmithfeld. 3 BOOT and Bhoe Trade.—Clicker, also s Lad used to the Cutting Press, wanted. 43 and 45, Kingsland-rd. 2 ’BOOT Trade. —Wanted for a Bespoke Manufacturing Tusiness at Buckhurst-hill, ...
... hill, Feb. eA (pre. roatorel3 stillborn). Pr w iife of Mr. A. W., M.P., Feb. ig., PEI;i, isfe of Captain W. I., at Tenterden, Kent, !ieb. x5 RYAe Mrs. A. P., atCrovdon, Feb. i. Ssvion. wife of the Rev. WN. J., at Stamntost Rectory, Gloucester, Feb. 7. SueTrON ...
... -a’a dam), (olt by West wick. Arrived to Macaroni; Sir Richard Bulxeley’a Cunuoa (Martinique’s dam). At Middle Park, Eltliam, Kent, on January 88, Seclusion, filly Blair Athol. On February 7, Chiffonnu're, colt by Athentone. On February 8, Bowea's Klarinaki ...
... sn anthem on the air, While timid birds that have no Words, Attune their notes in praise and prayer, The sunlight Mresiss golden - holm. Where peasants toil's nd priioes rsatr-k Where pleasure reigns and misery pains,l Aad.al/ tiaS.Asehtits peeper is ...
... Description. LINGERIE. (Established 1770.) CONFECTIONS. 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, 3s. 6d. Hlustrated catalogues post free ...
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