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... would, a carefid and assiduous attention to the works of the Company, merit a continuance of their kinduess—(llenr). Mr. proposed a Vote Of to the Chairman and the Directors. The resolution having . been by a Proprietor, WI'S adopted. The A ...
... active Woman wants a Situation, to SUPERINTEND a regular Family t she has lived as housekeeper and lady s maid, is perfect in the dress-making and getting up fine linen, and has no objection to a single Gentleman ...
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... yet characterized by a steru regard to cold reahty. The dresses, appointments, and propert'a-s are admirable, while the stage-business is very cleverly arranged. Miss Ellen Tree was beautifully impressive and interesting. There is a charm ...
... river, and said to b« named Mary Anne London. Elizabeth London, a widow, deposed that her daughter, who though only fifteen years of age, had latterly led an unfortunate life, left Woolwich about five weeks since. She had seen the body at the bonehouse ...