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... seversl lwl._“lh— COo eSy gmo CMPI Flower Hands wanted. At rw-r..g)-n!?- row. Efickn and Kaoitting Hands for Infants’ Wool Boots, ua;,nmwefihulm 244, Jewin- élocnrr_m s (Good) wanted. Apply between 2 and b, 81, Pigot-street, Limehouse, B. 3 (ROWN Tumer ...
... was that of Henry James Renshaw, aged 16, for saving Thomas E. Whitehead, who sank while bathing in the Mill sluice, Milton, Kent, in about 11 feet of water. On the day in question Whitehead and some other lads were bathing in the basin at Crown Quay, when ...
... Qibbw’s, Exocelsior, ‘i.ur«r‘;‘Wa;u, Boot Work, w—mfim& Underclothiog, Quilting, Costutoes, Manties, ; 23, 9, Chilton-strect, B«hn;l--e e —————————— BARNERS Taught Mackines: Thomas's, Wheeler Wil- L wn’s, Howe’s ;. Boot work, Flowering, Tailoring, Quilte ...
... City. _ Thomas Turnage and Amy Norton, York-street, St. James Ist dividend ol Vs. 6d., Kent’s, Great Marlborough-strect. William Walker and James Walker, Maidstone, drapers-Ist dividend ol 25., on and alter Oct. 2. at M’Dowall's, Watlmg-street. George ...
... Juno, Rul.v , Sc.. has some tirsholam PUPPIES. Punch, for DISPOSAL. For particniars apply to H. WALLAM Est. , Elmer, End, Kent. PURE MASTIFFS of all ages, all fawn Nihn., and black muzzle; also. Thrse White Dog SETTERS. All bred on the place —Particalara ...
... Address F. J., Messrs. Rand and ! Beckley's, saddlers, 87, Wigmore-street, W. GOLDEN HAIR.— ROBARE'S AUREOLINE I produces, by t_o or three appUcations, the beautiful j golden colour so much admired. Warranted not to destroy the ; hair. Price ss. Gd. and ...
... should have been set upon in Spitalfields, | consequence the disease is spreading, and the price where he had gone to purchase boots, and robbed ■°f meat rising. Wotae than this, very unof his purse, may be set down no very as to- : comfortable rumour comes ...
... Titchfiald-street, Oxford-market. B Trade —Commanding Shop in leading thoroughfare, to be Disposed of ; stoek optional. W.T.Hooker, BOOT o Stoe Trade.—First-class Shop, established 14 years ; good Repairing and Bespoke Business. 17,Templar-road, Hackney. e ki ...
... All communications replied sold. BY her Majesty's Letters Patent^ TH E MILITARY BOOT.-Vide The Standard, Sept. 11. 1872, pp. 1 and 3. To en- sure this perfect system of boot, the public should see the licence I sianted to the retail bootmaker. Inventor ...
... IV i ?? .'■,.• I. hfield-street, Oxford-street, Erz a.iomsbury. Messrs. Rawley an.l I ' e _j- Moi IWMW- ?? CAUTION.— The GOLDEN GRAPE COGNAC is bottled, capm. .. 1 » P ro » ouu^ from every licensed Us. each One urch- TI\AH ' ceietirated ana IV alto- ...