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... MONTHLY -MEETiNG- Of the Ckaritable Socitty for Relief of Sick and Indigqnf Room1beepers. -7 Royal Exchange, 6th August, WILLIAM P. MATHEWS, Esq, in tthe Chair. Ui~rI;A~tI4l¢'sE'RJ T of: ie.stat 'of tle Vunds - Balance to the Credit of the Charity, July ...
... destroyed. No insurance, declaration or lain by, and thereby jost the opportunity of The upper part of the depot wes occupied by Harrod and to trial at the sittings after this term. There 80 F y dealers, whose loss is estimated at far he thought any question ...
... slightly; William Phelp , severely; Joan George, slightly; Jot.n Hcrigan. slig tly; John Harro’d, slightly; Thomas Watkins, slightly; Richard William, slightly : Robert Hatfield, s ightly ; John Mulligan, severely James Armour, severely William Mmsely, ...
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... John Connor, wounded severely ; William Collie, wounded severely ; James Cunningham, wounded dangerously ; James Cosgrove, wounded dangerously ; John Fraser. wounded severely ; William Gibson. wounded slightly ; William Gibb, wounded severely ; John Graham ...
... successful Tbe thus Captain, now Lien tenant-General, von Prieto, and lata Gsneral von WUsleben, aide-decamp to his Sdajmiy Frederick William Ilf. had manufacture of percussion caps here Sommerda, that time first in Prussia, and supplied Government with the article ...
... infidelity. He than became Pussyite, and bad said he had become so confused that be could not make •out which was right. Mr. William Groves, brother-in-law of the deceased, said that the deceased had been a very eccentric man for the last three years. He ...
... Jones, Mr. George Hardy, Mr. William Spnser, Mrs. Babb, Miss Babb, Mr. T, E. Boroft, Mr. and Mrs. Garcia and child, Mr. L. Rohmson, child and servant ; Mr. Anthony Godbe, Mr. B. G. Bruce, Mr. S. Simpson, Mr. H. W. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Mineehy, Miss and ...
... lazy spinster to go and mind her distaff. If he meets a married woman engaged in similar folly, he must tell her, like Frederick William of Pruscia, to go horn,. mind her brats. We need not pursue the ideal further, except to say that it is more likely to ...
... I the Emperor William s tl'day Fmld-MtrlimT Von Id eulogistic term-. In reply, his Imperial Maies.y express'd bin tlmnks, and spoke in admiration «t tl.e deeds and devotion of the Army. It i« officially ocnfi.mcd that Ilia Fmimr William inieads visiting ...
... VEHICLES. HORSES, DOGS, he. DOGS— A young blue wire-haired Irish Terrier Bitch; yours wire-haired Fo* Terrier Doc ; coed young v-harrod Irish Terrier Dog. aoiba weight, well trained, and very look at flt for allow beach. 8.. Upper Buckingham eueet. (or Sale-A ...