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... 45, St. Aubyn-street; Messrs. Byers, Colman, and Pollard, Booksellers, Devonport; Mr. Newcombk, Stonehouse; Messrs. Curtis, Rowe, Nettietov, May, and Bartieit, Booksellers, Plymouth; and Messrs. Howe, and Balle, Booksellers, Exeter. Vine- House Establishment ...

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... dreadful malady, called St. VitoVs Dante, under which the child of Mr. W. P. Walkom, of Liskeard, laboured. To Mr. Moat, CUkrtnce-row, N»w Paiga.n-, Devoaport. Hear Sir, — 1 herebr -iuth»ri*r you to give what imli'ioitv v»o nlf-iie to toe fotiowinK Important ...

... familypacketsof three4s.Gd. boxes.for lis. ; by J. Moat. Vice President of the British College ot Health his Depots, 16, Clarence-Row, New-passage, Devonport, and at Mr. Richard's, Statuary, St. Sidwell's, Exeter; Mr. Halse, agent; Mr. Cullum, Alfred Printing-Office ...

... days January next, and the 7th day Feln uary next, at Twelve Nation on eaeh the said days, the Royal Hotel, situate in Temple- Row, in Birmingham, the County of Warwick, and make foil discovery and disclosure his Estate and Effects; when and where the Creditors ...

... man can get married without producing one or two of these, arid house is considered completely furnished without liuiing a row of human heads hung tip in it! in teeth are suspended round their necks ornaments, and human hair fastened to the hilts of their ...

... opeued at all the banks in Exeter, for the receipt of subsciiptions. That the following gentlemen appointed a Committee, with row foi such Committee to add lo their number. The flight Worshipful the Mayor and Magistrates of Exeter The Lord Bishop and the ...

... Dec. 21. Walcot church, Bath, Mr. Samuel Keene, professor of music, of that city, Laura, only daughter Mrs. Grant, Chatham-row, hath. Dec. 25. at Clifton church, by the Rev. John Wanic, Mr.George Thomaa, to Miss Eliza Harvey, both St. James's Churchyard ...

... pocket Haps about two and halt inches deep. The collar narrower than last month, and allows nut only the seam behind, but three rows the stitching. Waistcoat of velvet silk, high in the neck, with small and short collar, cut show under-waistcoat, which cut ...