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... LET, WOODBINE COTTAGE, Horfield, pleasantly situated. Garden back and front. Both «orts water Rent tl3 per annum^— Apply the Golden Lion, Horfield. NO. PORTLAND SQUAl_?7with~immediate poasea—___i.__Be»_i de^fjqnare.—Apply at 10. Welsh Back. SEVERAL HOUSES ...
... drawing to coaclusioa, aad the employers can obtain hands much easier than has been the case during the last three months. In the boot trade there is great activity, but wages remain the same. The harvest commencing, and the fears that wages would rule high ...
... ; A. R. Oliver, M.D., Maidstone, Capt. Thomas Hunt, 8.A., Maidstone; Lient. J. W. Necklace, R.A., Maidstone; Right Hon. J. A. York, RA, Maidstone ; Capt. H. Chichester, R.A., Maidstone ; Lient. J. C. Hughes Hallert, RA., ...
... dlsptwedoiae very high prices, but most of the Continental reported quiet, though moderately strong in taMlfld and Rot Kent, £5 £7 75.; Weald Kent, Sussex, £5 sa. ; and Country, l2s, FISK Average supply at market thta mornte with demand buyers’ favourPickled ...
... to Mr. EDWARD FRY WADE, Solicitor, Axbrldge. [2296 TO BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS AND OTHERS. M/ESSRS. DENNING, SMITH, and 00. have .VJ received instructions to DISPOSE of an old and very profitable BOOT ead SHOE BUSINESS, of upwards of forty years' standing ...
... Bench granted order of ejectment. Ellen Prowse, a machinist at the boot and shoe trade was summoned her master, William Haiuies, for absenting herself from work a week. Complainant a boot maker, and a short time ago entered into a verbal agreement with ...
... fined 5s and costs, and Loveys ls and costs. NEWTON. LOCAL BOARD. Friday.—Present: W. J. Watts, Esq. (in the chair), Messrs. C. Kent, L. Bearne, W. Badcock, H. Mills, J. Chudleigh, J. S. Cull, J. S. Bearne, W. Lambshead, W. J. Rowell, and H. Michelmore. Tho ...
... pair o’f boots, value 95., from the shop door, where hanging for sale, of Mr. George Rogers, at Pewsey, on the 12th inst. Prosecutor’s assistant proved seeing the prisoner about 1 o’clock in the afternoon, walk up to the shop door and take the boots, and ...
... owe you our deepest thanks. We are, yours respectfully GEORGE BOOTS , Chairman Kent Ag ri cultural Labourers Union. ALFRED SIMMONS, Hon. Sec. Kent Agricultural Labourers' Union, Maidstone. HENRY WICKS, President West Surrey Agricultural Labourers' Union ...
... our deepest thanks.—We are, yours respectfully, George Roots, Chairman Kent Agricultural Labourers' Union • Alfred Simmons, Hon. Sec. Kent Agricultural Labourers' Union, Maidstone ; Henry Wicks, President West Surrey Agricultural Labourers' Union, Witley ...
... body of a stout built man, very much mutilated, was found washed ashore between Cape Cornwall and Sennen Cove. He had 011 sea boots and a pair of blue wool knitted stockings with drab tops and the letters A. O. marked in the tops with white worsted, and which ...
... CHRISTCHURCH TIMES -ZATUILDAT, MARCH 22, 1573. CURIOUS SCANDAL CASE. The Stafford Assizes the case of Lovett v. Kent Was tried before Mr. Justice Qusin and a special This was an action of slander for speaking words imputing murder and forgery to the plaintiff ...