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... Friday last. Henry Chalicombe, Swansea, Glamorganshire, sail maker. David Dixon, Carr. Leeds, dyer. Eizabeth Hannah Foster, Hathern, Leicestershire, tanner. John King, Kingston upon Hull, draper. Meyer Levy, 28. Great Winchester street, city, London, commission ...
... Oswin, Cavendish-square. dentist. Henry Ris- dale aud Henry Carter Snell Chauncey, Liverpool, share brokers. Richard Smith, Hathern, rshire, tanner. John Waite, High Holborn, licensed vict ualler. Jobn Wesson, Nottingham. lace manufacturer, Joel Wilson, ...
... Werd en Robberds, Norwich, manufecturer ruce merchant, Richard Smuh James Smith, Middlesex, illiam Truelove, Ledbury, Here Hathern, tanuer and farmer. horse, P ig, and sheep dealer, baker. Joli: ford, schoolmaster, Darbam, butcher. Woodhouse, Darliagtou ...
... covered with blood? On our lifting up, Elliot Ls q'le and asked for water. supplied with a long drink from the ' anagul hathern bag to hold water, which we invariably ««««d hunting. His arm, which was frightful y bitten, was at once bound up in long ...
... drummers, fellows in the most original costume with conical felt caps, beating the little kettle drums at their saddle bows with hathern straps, making the valleys ring again. At Elias, the Greeks of the convent had laid down carpets and placed arm chair for ...
... Eliot, entirely rewritten, in February ; and Records of the Ministry of the Rev. E. T. March Phillips, fifty years rector of Hathern, Leicestershire, Mis. Gordon. Messrs. Smith, E.der and Co. will give us immediately the Correspondence of Leigh Hunt, edited ...
... timidly of her mother-in-law, from whose handsaw scarcely dared as yet take the reins. ' That is your affair,' replied Lady Hatherne, who would have all or none, tad would never sent to share the government with anyone. Beadle she was annoyed that the first ...