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... of the FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS pany, falling due on the 15th of February ion, at the office of Mr. B. LEONI, 14, Angel-court. T BOOT COMVANY (Limited). iue of 2500 Shares of £2 each. DIHW.TORB. 1, Patshull-road, Kentish Town. Hose, 234. Walworth road. 1. 172 ...
... Jamesstreet, Golden-square, W. BOOT Trade.—Wanted ;ood House Machinist ; &:d wages; constant employment. 18, Patnot-square, - bridge-heath, wa. fi@’m4—WmQ(K6“'l Machinists : none but first 9 olass need apply. 1, Lansdowne-place, London-fields. BOOT Trade.—Wanted ...
... —Young Man requires Re-enga B ment a 8 Shopman ;md references. Address A. g: 88, Church-street, Mmie e. 2 BOO’I Makers and Cork Boot Makers.—Wanted to place a Lame Youth to Learn the above, indoors preferred ; a moderate premium will be paid yearly in advance ...
... line which are completed and at work are :— 1. lroni tlie New-cross Station of the Brighton RaUway to Wapping. 2. From the Old Kent-road Station of the South London Eaiiway to Wapping. Tlie line is stocked, worked, and maintained by the Brighton Railway Company ...
... soclety : trama pass: terms moderate. 26, Wellington-stroet, Upper-strect, Ishngton. 3 APAIITIBNT& (Saperior Purpished), New Kent-road; ne other lodgers; Twe Bed Rooms, Drawing Room {nr‘;uo of), Kitchen, &e. ; 15¢. pes week. K. R., 137, Dov.-s road. #vit ...
... marked Tender on the outside. THOMAS HOWELL, Director Contracts. NEW KENT AND FARNHAM HOPS Of Extraordinary Fine Quality. ,T. Li I SOLICITS the favour his Friendsfor NEW KENT and FARNHAM HOPS.as fine in quality as ever were grown, and at their lowest ...
... Botherham. Mr. HARVEY will BULL by AUCTION, as abovo, on Fbidat, February flth, at Bleven ?? in the Forenoon, two lens of Kent Peat, six Bags of Guano, two Tons of White ?? Lot of *—*; 170 BotUee of Yorkshire Belish, 100 Bottles of Pickle*, five Bozss ...
... Trade.—Young Man requires R ng.fi B ment as Shopmaa ; good rduune:.'qAMm A. B, 88, Church-street, Marylebone. BOOT Makers and Cork Boot Makere.—Wanted to place a Lame Youth to Learn the above, indoors preferred ; & moderate premium will be paid yearly ...
... J. Abbey. James Richard White, son of the late Mr. Richard White, innkeeper, to Eliza, eldest daughter of Mr. James Brooke, boot maker, all of Leeds. Wilkinson-Taylor.—Feb. 7th, at Glasgow, by the Rev. Robert iilair, James H. Wi'kinson, of Buriey, near ...
... toljacent comities preforrel.—Fall 'articular, to R. M., Post-office. Mitch H'eulock. IArANTED, in Hampshire, Herefordshire, or Kent, where Shooting and Fb.liint nun be ob. Wined, with 'moil .ocietv, an Unfurnbdied RESIDENCE, coutiOuitiakit about inirumits ...
... came- in ; they carry chairs and a table into the kitche::. Tbe colonel unfolds a large map upon the floor; be takes off ins boots, and lay* himself upon it. Tben he calls: sn one. are you there Present, colonel. Then six seven captains and lieutenants ...
... ; age 29. — Address X.Y., Herald Office, York. TO THE BOOT AND SHOE TBADE.— Wanted, Forty Men, to make good Stitched Boot Bottoms ; aleo, good Strong Shoe Men. — Apply to Thomas Cole, Master Boot Maker, slh Dragoon Guards, the Barracks, York. TO FABM ...