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... 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 ...
... 6 do 2{ do. 21s. Od., 2S i. Od. Nasi is. Towellings. Glass | Iforhousch' I, an I washed ite-hill- ?? ?? ?? BOOTS. _ 21s. ; Calf X House Boots, ■ ■. with particulars of i THO \LL. \K, r ANTED, LEFT-OFF CLOTHES, for the TT Colon! Mrs. HART, 31, Nc l>rices ...
... April 20 Dotneethis Opea, DON f QUALE. Don Pasnaeu Sigo Brlla; ErnestoSignrVh soul; Dr*. Mnatesla, Sinor Kendloror; Notaro, inr boot; andl Nom,1Mdl,13~re Mauon. NEXT WZEEt ' DE BUT! OF MDLLE. HABIBR OZE TuzsnAY nlext. April3 (flr lie tail SecnGe Opera, FAUST ...
... beat her was because she lost two boxes of lights and only brought home a halfpenny. Her mother beat her on the head with a boot, and that was the way the blood came on her frock. Her little sisters were also sent out to beg. The prisoner denied beating ...
... of fanciful and unique design.— 23, Old Bond-street. LADIES' ENAMELLED KID BOOTS. Various designs. Beautifully made. Elastic or Button, 215.; Calf Kid, 16s. od.: Soft House Boots, ss. 6d.; Coutil Slipper?, 3s. 6d. Illustrated Catalogues post free, with ...
... i Slarke's Office, Albert-gate, Knigh f sbridge; the Universal Office, . Regents-circus; Griffin's Green Man and Still, 0 Golden Cross, Charing -cross ; 53, King William-street, City ; the Swan with Two Necks, Grefiham-street, City; and at the Waterloo ...
... English, Gold, and SUver Reeves, Japanese, ...
... . Hurst and Blackett, Publishers, 13, Great Marlborough-street. Now ready, at all the Libraries, in 3 vols., GOLDEN KEYS: A Novel. ' Golden Keys ' Is the work of a very clever writer and an original thinker. Some of his portraits are first-rate. —John ...
... me cas fittings com- back entiance. Rcut 35_— Apply TO be LET. In I a rt of the Old Kent-road, a large Sllni ami lit iite-ylass front. Nopreniluin. tply Swan, Old Kent-road. BUSINESS PREMISES.- To Be LET on LEASE', in m, e . Yard, Woikshops with Kteuiu ...
... in the retail Boot and Shos Business. 163, Kingslandwosd. OUTH (Respestable) wanted in an Aucticneer's Office; ¥ Apgly personally, after Ll, to Mr. Sexle, 2, Boad-cuurt, YOUTB wanted, willing to make himself useful ; one used to the Boot and Shoe Trade ...
... Line which are completed and •v. Ik iii. ■ : 1. From the New Cross Station of the Brighton ?? ?? tu Wapping. 2. From the Old Kent-road Station of - .u'th London Railway to Wapping. I in i rathe from the sections already opened has hitherto been -: en . ...
... convenience; where fl e can be dome; reason for leaving; bargain. 2, ket-place, Harrow green, Lovtonstone. DAIE\' and Provisions.—Golden opportunity to an enterprising man ; Bight-roomed House ; Sbop fittad up regardlesa of expense; first-rate position ; rent ...