... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... and on going down he saw the place in confusion, which coined him to look about. He then mimed a coat. cap, and • pair of boots. Sarah WhitehetrA, his wife. corroborated his evidence. Mr Samuels, clothes dealer, said the prisoner came into his shop to ...

... work; also Rivelers. Swift & Co., Bt. Johnstreet, Smithtield. s BOOT and Bhoe Trade,—~Wanted an experienced Man to fit-up stitched work. Bwift & Co., Bt. Joha-street, Smithfield. 5 [BOOT, 20d Stoe Trade—Wantedn Rough-stuft Cutter ; also & Junior Clicker ...

... dining table, 10 guineas. 4, Skinnerstreet, Buston-road. 3 B e gt e e ey Pitiest Mg tul 'y orzon » new; Maclaren, 645, Old Kent-road. . - . OOKBINDERS, Parchment Dealers, &c.—To be Disposed B of, about 15 ewt. Vellum and Parchment ; also a quantity of ...

... 59, and 60. South Audley-street, Grosvenor-square, W. LADIES' GUINEA CORK-SOLED BOOTS, damp-resisting, light, strong, and handsome. Velvet slippers, 3s. 6d. ; velvet boot 3, ss. 6d. Catalogues post free. THOMAS D. MARSHALL, 192. Oxford-street, W. JUDSON'S ...