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... proper quarter. 1 have the nonour to be, Sir, your obedient servant, “GODFREY GODDARD, Solicitor to the To Alderman Sir Peter Laurie, &c.” .Solicitor to the Association. ;i3, Great Paltenev-street, Nov. 5. « Dear Sir,—As magistrate who has been so active ...
... Charles D'Aguilar, C.a., half-pay Unattached, Deputy Adjutant-General in Ireland; George O'Malley, C. 8., half-pay Unattached ; Peter D'Arcy, half-pay 7th Garrison Battalion ; Edwin Rowley Joseph Cotton, half-pay 10th Foot; Charles Turner, half-pay Unattached ...
... effectually to bring the hair under control, innumerable have been the preparations offered for this purpose. The palm may however, . justly be awarded to OLDRIDGE'S BALM of COLUMBIA, which ; produces whiskers and eyebrows, prevents the hair from turning i srrey ...
... hut the act of a man dressed little brief authority,” and limited, trust, to such men the Master the Workhouse and Sir Peter Laurie. Why not, then, confine the censure to the Master, instead scattering indiscriminately among Commissioners small and great ...
... new era to that class of sculpture ; nothing like the truth of nature, elegance, and taste of arrangement, especially in the hair of his busts, ever had been seen in Britain, and even now nothing to compare with them is to be found in the continental schools ...
... operations we are content to ledger. great Conservative credits. LONDON JUSTICE IN HAIR! No longer now the rage prevails Of cutting horses' manes and tails; But PETER LAURIE, fame to win, Must imitate the steps of PRYNNE ; That drunken man should lose ...
... striking females, for he. took persons who wore their hair that manner to be capable of doing anything. Nothing could make a man look more contemptible than thia woman* ish fashion of letting the hair grow till it reached the shoulders. supposed the prisoner ...
... warm tones around them. In some the hair was so light a hue as exactly to repeat the colour of the flax upon their spindles, and these, the housekeeper informed us in broken German, were the surest of husbands—flaxen hair being a feature that the hearts of ...
... entering upon the duties of the M a yor.P,T f eiel being appointed chairman and treasurer to ter ; Testimonial. Sir Peter Laurie read three inclosing subscriptions toward s t h e Times monial :', the first was from M r . G o dd a rd, for, to the ...
... tunnelling was completed within the last week by means of the shield. THE SUICIDE MANIA CIIECKED.-0a Thursday at Guildhall, Sir Peter Laurie said that in the two months preceding the Ist of November, twenty-three persons were apprehended for attempting to commit ...
... custody charge of having strangled hi* wife, ha- been committed to York Castle on Coroner's warrant for the murder.—Sir Peter Laurie, determined to punish arnwrent attempts at suicide, committed a tailor la*t week, who had inflicted wound his throat with ...