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... park. 3 BOOT Trade.—Wanted good General Man's Mun ; good wages and constant work te a good steady Man ; & good Workshop. Apply to 8. & W., Bouth-street, Xsleworth, JROOT snd Bhoe Trade (Strong).—Clicker wanted. At B Pm»ll'gnchmhmwmd. 3 BOOT and Shoe ...
... -Se School Boots wear W hite and Coloured Dress Boots hide Lace and Balmorals Cricket Boots and Shoes -t rench and Highland Shoes Balmoral & Shooting Boots hide Lace and Balmorals Cricket Boots and Shoes hide Lace and Balmorals Cricket ...
... broken golden green, wonderfully painted, with rich brown hair, from which few jasmine blossoms peep, with soft languishing eyea, and a red necklace, giving the key-note to the whole harmony of the colouring, stands, rosary in hand, against golden background ...
... indispensable, L e e Loy T AD wanted at Carpent T’fl_i “one used to White Wood L Mouldings. Apply st Workshops, 42, Broad-street, Golden-square, r A, (Btrong) wanted. Tin Foil Works, 50, Leather-lane, Holborn. z o oe m R R EE——m— LADmug.ndMl&hlm-’lßumumsfl: toms ...
... Sanndcrs, after many yean’ illness, borne with Christian fortitude. May 10, in the Kent and Canterbury Hospital, William Henry Lawson, of Northgato, aged 40. May 13, in the Kent and Canterbury Hospital, Eatbsr Cnlrer, of Dunkirk, aged 41. Deal—May 14. the ...
... Essexroad, Islington. Tg T S BOOT and Bhoe Trade.—Wanted a Woman's Military Heel Welt Man, for best work. Apply at once, 16, Featherstone-buildings, Holborn, W.C. 2 BOOT Makers (Journeymen).—Wanted immediately, a first-class Ladies’ Boot Maker, and first-class ...
... displayed in one of the open galleries overlooking the grounds, are arranged with mnoh taste among silver maples, saplings of golden oak, purple beeches, and ivy plants with variegated leaves, trained to grow round espaliers of different shapes. The new rose ...
... — Session 1572 SEVENOAKS, MAIDSTONE, and 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 ...
... ; lucra- Gty tive commission. Apply to Mr. Guy, 76, Cannon-street, 'I‘RAVIL‘.“ e: Om}m-% wanted % Bell Barber's ream for Boots. ‘”l E“m House Works, aol.l-cr«n. nncl;q ” Tummmmvmmm. calling om Wholesale Firms; salary and commission; agonis wanted everywhere ...
... PlospEcys OF TEE FRUIT RnoP.-Reporting on fruit prospects in Kent, the Maidstone Journaa says the fruit crop this year appears to le almost a total failure in most | districts round Maidstone. Considerable damage was done by the severe frost on Saturday ...
... . 48, Long-lane, West Smin ld and 108, Old Kent-road. 'West-end Agency, 1l, oodhlly. S QUARE GARDEN TENTS, without the outside lIneh-JOHN EDGINGTON and Co., 48, Long-lane. West Smithfield, end 108, Old Kent-road. WNst-end ?? 18, Pliocadilly. TIF-AEDT1 ...
... POPULAR NOVELS, Now Ready, at all the Libraries, in 3 Volst \ GOLDEN S(ORROW. By Mrs. CASHEL LL By JEAN MIDDLEMASS. OMBRA. By Mrs OLIPHANT, Author of Chronicles of Carling. 3rd, &c. GOLDEN KEYS. HOPE DEFERRED. By ELIZA F. POLLARD. HuasT and BLACrETT ...