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... t, Whitecuapel. 3 BOOT Trade.— Waated a rclp;c;ble Lad, 14 to l?u—l;: prover or Apprentice. Apply 184, Swallow-strect, Regent-atrect, W. eL T BOO‘I‘ and Bhoe Trade.—Lad wanted, to work at the above trade. 14, Denmark-strec:, Golden-square, Bt. James’s ...
... farmers and their labourers—was stopped by the police. MEETINGS IN KENT. On Monday evening last two large gatherings of agricultural labourers of the western parts of the county Kent the first on the Brent, near Dartford, and the other at the Royal Oak ...
... Wfl:an’zo x Gibbe's, hm; ‘Wanger; boot work, flowering, tailoring, wvad at;flhtm. costumes, mantles, collars, 2s. 8, Chilton-etreet, r - LIABN ERS wanted, for Wheeler Wilsop’s Machine. Apply 25, Brooks-place, Old Kent-road, 8. E. 8 ACHlNES.—Private I ...
... Rep:'rting on f;:it fr;otpoctn i& Kent, the “ Maidstone ournal ’ says t it crop this year appears to be almost a Gourhilnn in most districts mu.ns Maidstone. The Kue‘ and Queen of Saxony will celebrate their “ Golden Wedding ’ this year, according to ...
... forecourt, B¢, weekly, no taxes; 30 minutes’ walk from Bt. Paul's. I.:&nin on the premises, 24, Arthur-street, Cliftongrove, Old Kent-road Btation; or 42 Houndsditch. HOUSEB to Let ; 8. 64. and 9s. weekly, no taxes. Albanyplace and Andover-street, Hornsey-road ...
... Watch Maker, 12, Georgeyard, hmhugqm. 8 le.:nd Bnfi o:mux old-mblhhodl. Mt“l% Bespoke Boot 'or Sale, a bargsin ; very lowzent ; ;:l‘: sfowm Appl:p at Naylor's, Boot Maker, Stockwell- ARE Opportunity,—Cigar and Tobacconist’s Shop for R £B5 ; rent low; ...
... al labourers was held in the large room of the Bell Hotel. Maidstone, on Saturday night last. Mr. G. Boots, presided. Mr. Simmonds, the Hon. Sec. of the Agricoltural Labourers’ Union for Kent, laid the code of rales before the meeting. After alluding ...
... F., at Forest-hill, April 28. FPEERSAN, Mrs. S. P., at Lyndhurst, Beckenhamn, April 3o. FREMLIN, Mrs. W. A., at Teston, Maidstone, April 29. HARDY, Mrs. Henry L., at North Kensington, April 26. MCRAE, Mrs. G., at Beddington, April 30. PAY NE, wife of ...
... charged on wit pair of boot*, the property of Mr. makcr, of the New-croes-road. The ' ,0 I j*e peared, went the shop Mr. KarelaiU *»* had been sent by her mblrese—a M r*. Hoi low* J.. In the same neighboutiiood—to order • ...
... Birk e nhead Zl e elue, City Bank ew Murray, Working Man L. Boote •-•- i t t r• W. Steve ••• G. M00re .. A. R., Lover of Justice • 011eeted at Barber Gran's, Golden Lane Irs. Emma Thomp son • • J. N. Davis i lhor Justitix James Edwards ...
... Denmark-street, Golden-square, Bt. James's.g 00T M.—w ble Youth wanted, between 14 and B 1# one used to the trade preferred. 8, u-nxd-t.n:t. BOY (Respectable) wanted, about 15; one used to a Coffee House preferred. The Leopard, 48, Old Kent-road. 8 BOY wanted ...
... young Man, age 26—good character from the gentleman he has just left. Direct to A. 8., 6, Hyndmau-grove, Church-field, Old Kent-road. AS BARMAN, Single-handed or otherwise, a respectable young Man, age 26—used to a brisk counter trade—can do the cellar ...