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... Whitehouse Esq THEATRE ROYAL BIRMINGHAM Immense success of Mr Grattan’s New FIRST NIGHT OF MR AND MRS WHITE Mrs White Miss Byron Mr White Mr Wright REVIVAL OF THE FARMER’S STORY Stephen Lockwood Mr Grattan Mary Lockwood Miss Byron Tippet Mrs Owen Bristles Mr Wright ...
... separate and independent hooks Mammon Covetousness the Sin of the Church By the Rev John Harris Ward 1837 ( Concluded Jromour number)— Covetousness then according to the lev John Harris is the grand characteristic feature the Christian world What are its especial ...
... Dundas Hon J C Dundas Hon T Dundas J Deans Dunlop John Ebrington Viscount Edwards John Ellice Right Hon E Ellice Edward Elphinstone Howard Etwail Ralph Evans G Ewart William Fellowes Hon N Fenton John Fergus John Fergusson Sir R C Ferguson R Fergusson Hon C ...
... victualler. Prom the Gazette Moor- = Moy 2. June 1R—Samuel a Birmingham, stationer, Com. Court.—John Drayton and Charles Drayton, St. John- Clerkenwell, Com. Court— John Mannerings, Chatham, Kent, builder, Com. Court— Edwin Bryant, Lombant-street, London, mer- ...