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METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS.
A meeting of thia B>a<d was held Friday last, at th* office* in Spring Gardens, John Thwaites, Esq, presided.
October 31, 1863 - East London Observer - London, London, England
PROPOSED PEABODY DWELLINGS IN
SHADWELL. At tbc last meeting of the Metropolitan Boar 1, Mr Voiliamy, the superintending architect to the board, stated that he had recelred an application from the trustees of the Peabody Fund, requesting permission to erect come buildings which, in superficial area, somewhat
July 11, 1863 - East London Observer - London, London, England
TRIALS AT THE MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
William Pickett, 18, wai indicted for stealing S)ld chain, value 10*., the property of William oenell, from bis peraon. Mr Montague Williams prosecuted; Mr Dickie defended. The prosecutor, an ironmonger, living at 16. Charles stieet. Stepney, said, on Sunday night, the 14 of Jun
July 11, 1863 - East London Observer - London, London, England
por Quality, Economy & Attention, Go HENRY FAITH, WHOLESALE & KETAIL CHEESEMONGER And Importer of Irish Provisions, No. 4, Cambridge
Road, Mil* End Gate, Sells the best and cheapest articles at the East End of London, his large trade guaranteeing the constant freshness of Goods. His Mild Wiltshire Bacon, York Hams, Berwick »nd Dairy-fed Pork, and fine dairies of Cheese, are unsurpassed in quality or price. Hi
August 9, 1862 - East London Observer - London, London, England
ST. GEORGE-STREET.
The report the Sanitary Inspector (Mr. Overton) stated that since the last meeting he had inspected the whole of the houses in St. Goorge-street. There were six open cesspools, and eighteen houses without a proper water supply to the soil-pans. Authority was given for the usual
September 9, 1865 - East London Observer - London, London, England
THE IMPARTIAL PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY.
Enrolled pursuant to Act of Parliament. New Offices: 280, WHITECHAPEL ROAD. (Three Doors from the Church.) Trustee*:— N. J. POWELL, Esq., 101, Whitechapel. F. FRANCIS, Kaq , Warly-place, Brentwood. T. WICKHAM, Etiq-, Wentworth-houB<». Mile-end. Tbbasurer:—> J. FRASER, Enq., Nanb
October 3, 1868 - East London Observer - London, London, England
SALES BT AUCTION. MILE END ROAl).—Removed from Islington, Stepney, and Messrs. c. c. and t. mooke will Sell Auction, rooms
rear 01 Mile End-road, on WEDNESDAY, Januarj 19th 1870, at 12 for 1 o'clock, GENUINE household furniture, .t the usual description, including mahogany, Iron, and other bedstead,, prime *«««, frather'beds and bedding, mahogany and other <-h<«U night commodes, dressing glasses, ,
January 15, 1870 - East London Observer - London, London, England
The " Windsor Castle," Victoria Dock-road l'laistow, Essex, (midway between the Barkingroad Railway Station and the Thames Iron Works.) Messrs.
.tones and son will •Sell Auction (by direction of the mortgagees under power of sale) at (Jam way's House, E.C., t Januajy •20th, at 1 o'clock, THE VALUABLE LEASE for nearly years, and possession of that Substantially Built public-house, known by the sign the " Windsor Castle,"
January 15, 1870 - East London Observer - London, London, England
A»TMCATI"N
YOUNG'S MINERAL OIL. This Oil. compared with the nils, h myk*hl« for its jrreat* r luhnculin? pow<T and toUil ma'*iuiy to cntt into suntan* -ous . under auyurum* sunros. It it extensively used lor MaOiiiury in Manufacturing Districts, and it everywhere recouitu* D>W by Uift chie
October 6, 1866 - East London Observer - London, London, England
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