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... houses, have fre- quently come under my notice, and have always been found to 1- MOULE'S PATENT EARTH SYSTEM. Gadßhill Place, Kent, 18th July, 1871.- T am pleased to say that the apparatus works admirably. -Charles Dickens, lun. . * MOULE'S PATENT EARTH ...
... Machinist, for Costumes. 81, Canal-road, Mile-end. x? AR we X Ffwu’ and Pesther Ruche Hands (Good) waated. 5, Bmyrk’'s-road, Old Kent-road. 2 [?IDBB Ruche Hands wanted. Apply immediately, Gate, 1, Winchester -court, Monkwell-street. 7 FIK)uS.B Ruche Hu&;‘(OOpd} ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... land without any formalities. COAL IN KINIT.—We learn that the experimental boring in of coal in the centre of the Weald of Kent is postponed until after the meeting of the British Association at ' Brighton. It is desired by many that a baring should be ...
... fatally, occurred at the South• Eastern Railway Company's Station at Belvedere. Kent, at seven o'clock youcolay morning. A breakstnan named George Bowe, a native of Maidstone, who was in charge of a goods Man, engaged . on aiding in his of detaching trucks ...
... sister bad Malan. The primme r hal ( . 4 th a w in her mast. Lewis Griffin. aseistaut t. liarrisee, boot maker, of 127 11i: . t proved that • pair of boots M. produced we. et WU 'bop ua itimurday might, when the into the pt 44„ th e a enle pretene aad Went ...
... that a pair of men’s boots produced was stolen from that shop on Saturday night, when the prisoner came into the shop on some pretence, and went out without purchasing anything. Robert Ives, assistant to Mr. Davis, of the Golden Nine, Green’s End, said ...
... Session 1872. , SEVENOAKS, MAIDSTONE, and O TUNBRIDGE RAILWAY. (Power to make a substituted line in the parish of Maidstone, and abandonment of portion of authorised line.) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the SEVENOAKS, MAIDSTONE, and TUNBRIDGE RAILWAY COMPANY ...
... )(oven; F.C., 3; H. W. Murray, London A.C. 0; Rev. A. J. Law, Blackheath PC.„ 0; A. Preston, Blackheath F.C., 0; C. H. Powell, W. Kent F.C., 0, Brodie soon eclipsed his opponents, an d won easily by ten yards ; bad third. 'lime, S7sec. I'o,l.ollora Merritt/tem ...
... Bombay, 49, April 53 Ed , Jones-Alice, widow of Rev T H, May 13 Joy-Capt R A, late 27th Madras Regt, Maidstone, May 8 Keen—Mr T T, Croydon, 26, May 15 Kent—Jane, d of Mr J, Bow, 44, May 12 Kerley—Mr J W H, Camden town, 35, May 8 Kerrieh—Rev R E, MA, Cambridge ...