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... (Young) wanted, te look after Lorse and trap aed act on mom; must thoroughiy understand his busi= ness. Apply befors 10, 250, o'd Kent-road, §B. § MLN and Horse required, in the neizhbourhood of West Bmithfleld, for Two, Three or Four Days weekly, to Geliver ...
... 124, Aldevsgate-st. gey g e S Y na-uplmf::n ft 16s. ; for Tailors, £10; very lLight, for Dress and tle Makers, £8 65.; for Boot Makers, £10; with Circular Heads for putting in Elasticg £lO 165.: for Flowering, much improved, £8 B¢. and £l9; mlnu Machines ...
... WANTED, a number of Cooks, House and Parlour Maids, Laundry Maids, Waitresses, prober Maids, Ac. ; also Groom and Gardeners, Boots sc a t MRS. STANLEY'S Registry Office. 7^ High street, Worcester. Special days of attendance, Wednes- days and Saturdays. (308) ...
... homse And water dog; pries 154 ; and a young Newfoun - land Retriever Dog; all black and curly; price 12s. Apply at the Golden Boot, 21, Northport-street. 3 [)0G3.~ For Sale. small bandsome Black Tan Toy Terrier Dog and two Bitches, W., 1, Hill-street ...
... the draramelmiag depart. lent Refeee ?? N. Olnrkleon, 19, Bridge Bud, Whitby. lii 22000 7ANTED), a JUNIOR to the Drapery and Boot trade.Apl EI503. JACKSON, Draper, Batley, la in want of apa-c T JUNIOR. State aprrcareuce, relereace, gaiety, ka-. I.) ItO ...
... leave ceedings. The plaintiff was cross-examined with affected by local rates and burdens These latter And HOT. whimp.rL.l the boot, shoe, and leather, and the wool interests. tlie tof blin Protestant lie said he would not while his client was iia- view to ...
... tending to deepen and intensify their spiritual life; and • without making it too prominent, it might be used as a sort of golden thread wound round the activities of life. At the close of the service a collection was made on behalf ' of the Diocesan ...
... novelist :— Oliver Twist had some very Hard Times in the Battle of Life, and having been saved from the ''Wreck of the Golden Mary by Our Mutual Friend, Nicholas Nickleby, bad just finished reading A Tale of Two Cities to Martin Chuzzlewit ...
... rfnl aittlog room.?Addraaa, A. Z.? S, Laaatina*o* rma*. Btackhaath, . (UM) IHHBDIATELT, (onaie, fnlir liMoed PUBLIC HOUSE, Kent. Surrey, Emioi; with land preferred. Ifgaoaioa, owh oao be ioreatad; bat woalWr hope Poll nortfeolaa will raeahre Iwedfata ...
... 23] /or Daybreak, Bean, JTO* South Tyne (s s), Rowland, Ball, Torquay Sarah, Cook, l ™ '’- Bravo (s s) (29) Major, Murray, Maidstone John & Elizabeth, M, \Vm Marshall, Jackson, Goolc Fuchsia. tVinship, Barton Hull i’acket, Daniels, Blakeney Elizabeth, Hartley ...
... for War does not bind himself to accept the lowest . r any of the Tend. rs. Royal Engineers Office, Aldershot, Nov. 28, 1872. KENT COUNTY LUNATIC ASYLUM.- Persons willing to SUPPLY the County Lunatic Asylum, at Banning Heath, with the following ARTICLES ...
... women. I gave J , It m i then said, “ Why you say ploaaare than see them spend them .; w,?. ; . - & ; |w. ; ; Wheat: Essex, Kent, Malt, Brown ess of aqi--tump which was on your letter, because little more than usual, and I told the „ it ? Because the ...