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... heat by the com- bustion of its elements when thrown among incandescent fucl; an actual suving of fuel is effected (Gardeners’ Chronicle, June 16,180), the fire burns brighter, and the heat is greater. The large-sized Range contains two ovens, for either ...
... 29, H. Stuart and R. Kennett, Cork-street, Burlington-gardens, tailors.—June 8, S Margetts, Bimingharo, licensed victualler. —June 8, W. R.Lowe, Wolverhampton, manufacturing chemist. —June 8, 8. and J. Fenn, Birmingham, tailors.—May 31, J. Morrison, Liverpool ...
... heat by the com- bustion of its elements when thrown among incandescent fucl; an actual saving of fuel is effected (Gardeners’ Chronicle, June 16, the fire burns brighter, and the heat is greater. The large-sized Range contains two ovens, for either roasting ...
... confined to June Ist.) %Witness continued she had been greatly abused, and was in danger of her life. She merely wished to have the defendant bound down to keep the peace. Henry Whittle, labourer, of hrteehAM, said he was in Hay ne's garden on June Ist, waen ...
... confined to June lit.) Witness continued she had been greatly abased, and was in danger of her life. She merely wished to have the defendant bound down to keep tte peace. Henri Whittle, labourer, of Portesham, said he was in Hayne's garden on June Ist, when ...
... Cork-street, Burlington-gardens, tailors.— June B,J. Barber, Chichester, upholsterer. —June 3, Shaw, Dukinlield, machine maker.—June 3. T. Lamb, Manchester, grocer.—June 10, J. Newman, Long Sutton, bookseller and stationer.— ...
... DEATHS. BIRTHS. June 21, atWeymouth the wife of Mr. E. Elliott, of son. June 22, at Cheynr-walk, Chelsea, London, the lady of the Rev, Edward Rudge, of a son. June 23, at Wells, Somerset, the lady of the A. B. Russell, of daughter. June 26. Watersor, the ...
... be (plaintiff) did not receive it. He wrote to Brown before Christmas, asking him to put in some cabbage plants in the garden. In June, 1887, Brown sued him fur the amount agreed to be paid for the business. In August, he (plaintiff) sued Brown for damages ...
... iiiercnecd heat the combustion of its elements when tin-own among incandescent fuel • actual saving of fuel effected (Gardeners' Chronicle, June Hi. 1800), the tire burus brighter,and the heat is greater. . , The lorgc-siied Range contains two ovens, for cither ...
... Among the miscellaneous papers will be found several of a practical character—such as Some Hints on Arranging Flowers, The Garden in June, and The Working of the Telephone. There is besides a pretty song, The Two Gates. Little Folks has a pretty frontispiece ...
... precincts of the thought That God will take unto himself the soul, And farewells here are only for a time. ERNLIT. Covent Garden, London, June, 1870. Row aid Venice. By G. A. Sala. Tinsley, London. Great and mighty cities these, occupying as important niche ...
... sweet and rare. And meadow-lilies gleam and glow. And nod o'er unseen streams below. Bloom, roses of the summer-time, I'i gardens in June's 1-afy prime, Where honeysuckles mix their breath With pal--eyed vi Jets, near their death, And queenly Mies, robed in ...