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... lenas, only £3s. Excellent market position, Hligh-street, Soulth Norwood. Suited for grover. butcther. copheoltarer, draper. boot acod shoe shop. &e.-Apply to Mr. Palmer, 83, Lombard- RAPER orth Lot5). Four bedrooms, shop lt-lasfot - 1 t Y ( > u q (,t ...
... knowledge of the trade, but would give a short time te learn—eight years* good reference. Direct to F. S. M., 8, RolTs-road, Old Kent-road. BARMAN, a respectable young Man, age 22—used to a brisk counter trade —can aanst in the cellar work if required—good ...
... celebrated Avenue, Bushey-paik, ?? the Royal G(adens. Apartments. Private Dining-rooms tfor large or mnalluparties. 'WA-W HURST, KENT. The QUESlN'S HOTEL, for Families and Gentle-men, situated in the nmost picturesque pert of the County, with largo Garden and ...
... no Irish need apply. 13, Burrey-square, Old Kent-rond. ey i GINUAL Servant wanted; age about 20; with ’wd character; in & private family about five miles from the City ; ud&uhc; aman to clean knives and boots; mm W‘. 10 and 4 o’clock, at 130, St. R I - ...
... Tuesday's ',narks Gazette. 38th Kent—Captain 5.3. Jennings, Lieutenant J. Piper, Enaign A. Herschel, Honorary Choplain Rev. H. A. Jeffreys, M.A., and Honorary Asoiatant-Surgeon E. Young reeiga their commiseions. 41st Kent—C. W. Morland, gentleman, to be ...
... wanted at once.. Biro at Tomma's Facry. s3und 65, Golden-an. 7 _ BOX M kers (Small) wantad ; alse & Lad, abeut 38 or 18 yosrs of age. used to drawisg a track AL Jores's Baw-mills, Turk’s Head-court, Golden-lans, 8 Lukeh, ¥.C. BO.\L Hands (Pancy) wanted ; ...
... —Wanted a respectable Youth, s ) under Shopman; also a good Repairer. F. Staford, ‘Westow-aili, Upper Norwood ; Palace Station. BOOT and Shoe Trade.—Wanted a Lad used to Cut 1 Linings, &c. H. P. Browa, 9‘5911_ 45, Kingsland-rd. § OY wanted to carry out Newspapers ...
... io the ELKCriON of KNIGHTS of the SHIRK (or the SEVERAL DIVISIONS of the COI’NTY of KENT, will bold COURTS for thn pnrpoMt of Re ...
... ALL AMONG THE HOPS. The golden grain waving like mimic sea before the gentle autumnal breeze, awaiting the sickle of the husbandman, is pretty sight to see ; are the rich ripe crops of fruit in the picturesque orchards of Kent, though tantalising to the ...