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... '121. Strand: and all Newsvcndors. I3EACE at the LAST. A Devonshire Day-Dream. Being a few Reminiscenc_i during ihe Victorian Era, By a Coemopolitau. Price One Shilling Net. ' Guildford : Billing and Sous. BILLIAUD TABLES for the MILLION.— GEO. Wy.GHTand ...

... Servant; age 18; nocoobingi in family; JT children; good borne for respectable Person. rd. N. Servant Wairiod. Apply Qucm’s CN UN ERA L Servant 19; eoadootoble borne, two JT family, good wsg', help given. Finsbury pk rd, N. 1 G $B6 Bt. Paul's rd, Highbury Wanted ...

... of office tic retiring Head Master aad Mistress (Mr. Joseph Radley and Mr*. Radley) extended over 2S rem, and was a building era, tho premises being trebled in sire, and the greatly improved. When they came in 1874 there were about thirty-two pupils, and ...

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... Station. The lady pertained to mite NS of the child far ak Neeremtle, but no saival there, no one was waiting, awl the child era given to the railway authorities, Wonted it mar to the print, and it was returned to its home et Wlinkhum. : I'he rhihl, mkt ...

... voluntary c-onli-ibaiilous, is increasingly standing out as tho greatest, mo^t beiteSceni, and most hopeful fact in the Vic- torian era, unprecedentedly rich though it bo in developments of thought and enterprise in every department of human activity. The en- ...

... BRIDGEND. GU IRDIANS. At a held oa Saturday the preeideney of Ednioades. it eras reported that the bounty granted at to the paupers tied flack a difference of in the relief in the didriet £6 ss. in the Ilarsteg dodriet, Lo 2. at Brdlirend, and LI vs. ...

... uselessly fired several Some after nightfall four of naval guns the British north line— namely, ■Tin. oar left, two 12-pound era from her ship Monarch, and another 4'Tin. on right of the railway—wmo ordered successively shell the Boer tmnehoa. The cannonade ...