... - . J- COMPTON HOUSE, Frith-rtreet, Soho ea»are, W. LADIES' GUINEA CORK-SOLED BOOTS, damp-resisting, light, strong, and handsome. Velvet slippers, 3s. 6d. ■ velvet boots, SSJ M. Catalogues poet free. IHOMAS D. MARSHALL, 192, Oxford-street, W. WALKER'S ...

... s:n n.;a;d (Good) wanted ; work given 3 M erence uired. m 116, Shoreditch. i i) Ni‘mu and Thread Hands (Outdoor), wanted, for Boot and Shoe work, to Sew and Turn, mot finish ; also Learners ; constant employment. Apply 3, Bfmx;v_. NnDLI luA;._md hcm'nm. ...

... Sutton on-the-Hill, Derby. 8 ‘Wanted, two golden-pencilled qubungl pullets ; must be pure bred from grize birds, Many things to offer in exc ange suitable for a lady.—~MaAßrioN OPHIA, _ Ihave several pens of pure golden-%encilled Hamburghs, and shall be glad ...

... . .T o (_}‘BL_(MN_A_Y;;.) wanted as Appreutice to the Vellum Sewing Business; no premium. No'bar. Factary, Angel-court, Golden-lane, Barbioan. = § AIR Net Hands (Good) wanted; best price . H Apply, with pfign,lk Princes-road, hfll“‘fl?— cross. ALF-CAP ...

... Dropping Jewels i.gip'.endour. ru tower. A ■sion of jewel ■OAL.AC. in Cames. — A T lon a grand scale: - -JO square yards.— A GOLDEN CLOTJ] .nylkcrea, will ho formed by I 1 SOUS firing and explosion of fifty 120- -p iuikl- ilgcou Cote and Fiery V r-s; snl ...

... through the Provinces ; no previous knowledee required ; a fortune to be realised by an energetic man. W.W., $2, King-street, old Kent-road. 3 Pui‘mzn wanted, 10 jvin proprietor in & first-clase entertainment for schools and balls ; must be energetic. Apply ...

... tailoring, quilting, collars, boot work, flowering; every description of work done; singlo lessons ; recommended after; good wages. 5, Camden-passage; two minutes’ walk from Isling‘on-green. o S MZEEIYIET for Flowering Boots: this is genuine. 28, Bandon-road ...

... it I UD4 aphotio ?? BlokoeDVerwrood-villa. Crescent-road, Thoruton-henth, 8rrey. . $ and er form of Sin 0 by t HH U7JST'8 GOLDEN LOTION, 2so. id. and 4B. 6d. per bottle.-t 1 ~shugst & Os.. S. Lamb'sq C~onduit-stb,,Eontdou, ando~ ali(heaiidb5 AUTUMN SEASON ...

... Yalding, and Maidstone, and the prisoner for few months has been employed to assist him. the day named Mr. Hunt received 110/, in gold to convey to farmer Marden, and be placed it in secure part of van in small bag. Some time after leaving Maidstone, the prisoner ...

... 23, of good address and appearance, with four years’ reference-used to a brisk counter trade. Direct E. G., New Sun, Maidstone, Kent. BARMAID, age 24; thoroughly experienced. Direct to E. 8., 116, St. George’s-road, Pcckbam. AS BARMAID, highly respectable ...

... whiskers and mous es, good shaped hands and fee tj; was dressed in straw sailor' i i, hat with black ribbon band, laced-up boots with three studs at top linen marked H. H. F., serge blue cat ai.d vest, and faucj J trowsers. He took with him one portmanteau ...

... required; ®ood wages. Rk 3 'EEE?OT:&E&E.—_';EJB;'J Two Learners. George Richmond, 3, M'Lean’s-baildines. New-street-square. BOOT Trade.—Wanted Paste Fitters for Women's Work ; also one sccustomed to Infants’ Work. 61, Judd-street, Buston-rosd. Boos Trade ...