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... Yrmg Man & B Bitnation to Learn the Clicking; willing to give a month gratis; always been in the boot line. 19, Archerstreet, King-street, Camden Town. 3 BOOT and Shoe Trade —Situation waated I% a nam: abis steady, Young Man as Assistant or Under man ; could ...
... 238 given to Mr. Copland-a majority of 89. The Golden-square Mystery. — A Kichmond correspondent states that the rumour that the lady and gentleman who poisoned themselves in their apartments, 18, Golden- square, on Saturday, the 19th inst., were Captain ...
... Rcckleaae).—ln this healthy rituation, VILLA containing, ground floor, three with six Bedrooma over. Garden. Gas and water laid on. Kent fro Immediate a^.sion.—Duffett and Son, House Agents and tiaaeers. Mall, Qiftoa. CLIFTON (VICTORIA SQUARE, Near).—Pretty Semt- ...
... forwarded for the Institution the munificent gift of £5. Sessions -The October Quarter Sessions for West Kent commenced at the Sessiuns House, Maidstone, on Thnniday. before J. G. Talbot, Esq., and John Stuart Hardy, Esq., M.P. The calendar. hitli as regards ...
... 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 ...
... Saint Andrew, the 9th October, 1872. WEST KENT QUARTER SESSION. The Michaelmas Session for the trial of prisoners in the Western division of the county Kent, commenced Thursday last, at the Sessions House, Maidstone. J. G. Talbot, Esq., chairman of the division ...
... of'Colohestor.11 'theVi trial isexplected ?? two days. MYdTiliUOS TRSAGEDY Ng'GOLDEN-i44qUA.-~A melancholy and fatal occurrence has 'just b~eenbrought) to hi 'L light in Golden-square6. It a Ppbars thto .urdyls a I T respectably-dressed lady and gentleman ...
... worth .£5O ; iiiioq Mr. vVUUam Harris, fanner in Dorset, who forwarded furaat'e the value of ; and upon Mr. Henry Wright, Maidstone, who supplied a ton patent desiccated gram, worth £*» 10s. In one instance the man Cartwright gave reference a Mr. Beck, ...
... NU!!RICAL Printer wunted, Female preferred, who uaderstands vellom sewing; constsnt work. Newbdery's Factary, Aogel-court, Golden-iane, Barbicsn. 3 NO!RRIC.)L Printers. —Wanted a constant Hand ; also Young Persons, daughters of respectable Parents, desirieg ...
... Wool Mattresses, Bolster and PUlowa Commodes, Music Stools. Old Chins, Plate Warmer, Wire Guard, Warming Pan, UmbreUa Stand, Boot Stand, Bath FUter, Preserving Pan, Sofa Bedstead, and other Articles.. Sale to commence at Twelve nreciselv. The whole will ...
... Bouthwark-street. R luvao\'nn wanted for Dress Making. Apply 234, Kentish Town-road. INPAN’I‘B‘ Boot Workers. — Young Women wanted to Cut Uppers for Infants’ Boot work ; only those that have been used to it need apply. Lambert’s, 24, Northamptonsquare, C ...
... and Co., 5, Ingram-court, fen church-street London, £.C‘ THE HOP HARVEST KENT. FEET-WIPING A correspondent of the Daily b ics Rives the following description of hop-picking in Kent, and the feet-wiping performance practised upon novices The walk was right ...