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... exam- plc to, the Bristol Dock Company by accommodating our space to the wants of our trade-widening our dock-gates, so to speak, without any extra charge to our customers for the increased outlar to which we shtnd necessarilv be sufrjectd in factsd outl ...

... Evenings, the GREAT MAGICIAN will introduce the most interesting of the Experiments. THE ASTROLOGER-FORTUNE.TELLER-AND THE SPEAKING AUTOMATON! Which is received nighty with bursts of applause, and screams of delight from the Juvenilessvill be repeated ...

... set an exarin- to, the Bristol Dock Company, by accommodating our ice to the wants of our trade-widening our dock-gates, to speak, without anv extra charge to our customers the increased outlay to which we shall necessarily be jected. In fact, we trust ...

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... EcCRilPTION-MDoiblL Organ, containing Ten Dgjraw, sup-s. Great Or-an and Swell, Two sets of Keys, ?? jlghoeany Case, Front Pipes (speaking six). Compass. ; G toF alt.: 1Gk Organ, Swell Fid., G. F. ait.. Onien dia- Ol~l unl. ?? Stop dia. through Principal ditto ...

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... evinced as it is in the Christian fidelity of the ; teachers whom it employs, and in the growing desire of the Irish- I speaking population to possess the Holy Scriptures, and to re-l ceive religious instruction in their own language. Moved by the Rev ...

... of this farce you modestly issue forth your Address to the Burgesses. But there is one part that meets my approbationi. You speak of your H IIUM BLE ABI. LITIES; humble, indeed, they are, such as will not do for the Ward of' St. JAMES. You stated in the ...

... Cby olld.I stud th Pocket Grand be I orntoni-tlhie former an instrmrnent of filch, in al ai e cspects, th, te:' cai csclv speak in toO high, terms of priise; ;end the latter, a delightful iiahstrtiment of the Grand shape, ai d ? ighily desirable where'room ...

... their Establishment need be taken when made, if not fully approved of in any of D. H & C., ?? Menin their Establishment'who speak the French, German, and Italian languages, they trust mvii idue Fregnes t ptrois thirEstablishmenit. D. RAP &i Co.'s LIST or ...