... set apart for the purpo«e —have discharged considerable number the Town Pier, nearly all travelling by North Kent Railway from Gravesend, Maidstone and the surrounding district. Sanitary Committkk op Port. -On Tuesday last several members of the Sanitary ...

... to mould and serve enstomers; #ood character required. Apply 633. Old Kent-road. 3 B“m.—Wuud & respectable Lad as Third Hand, who can mould and serve customers. Apply 617, Oid Kent-road. 2 BAKIRBA;W»mM ;r;v;uble iM. Uv serve cla'u;mm - and asesist in ...

... WALKING BOOTS for Ladies, the largest selection in the town. Also a great variety ot EVENING and HOUSE BOOTS, SLIPPERS. &c, all Sewn. Ladies' Fitting Room. CLEVELAND'S STOCK of BOOTS, Ac, for GENTLEMEN consists of every design, aud includes BOOTS suitable ...

... Season. Foa Cash only. LEAK & THORP, COMMERCE HOUSE, YORK. I ARGE and IMPORTANT SALE of BOOTS and SHOES, consisting of about J 13,000 PAIRS. LADIES' ELASTIC BOOTS, from 2s. 6d.,85.6d.,45. 6d., ss. 6d ; GENTS' do. do., 65., 7s. Gd., Bs. Gd., os. Gd., 10s ...

... EGAN, 5,North Wall, Dublin; JAXES HAnTLEY & Co. 137. L ahenall-street, or at Miller's Wharf, Lower East ' Smithfield and West Kent. Wharf, Southwark, London; W. &E. . CANEFalmuth B. L~ic & ONor.HJ. WARING, Plymouth; LEi FiguviSE & SON, Southampton; - or ...

... would be fined 10s. Thkpt Boors.—A young man named Thomas William Bates was charged with stealing a pair of boots from the shop of Mr. Caswell, boot end shoe maker, Csnington-street. Mr. Cranefa defended. It appeared from the evidence that the prisoner was ...

... rtTAVTED, a number of Cooks, House and \V Parlour Maids, Laundry Muds, Waitresses, 1 \*r Maids, *o. ; »'«o Grown and Gcrdemn, Boots, Cbl a MHS. STANLEY'S Registry Office. 7. High t Worcester. Special days of attendance, Wednes- &a Saturday s. (308)_ •rfTAVTED ...