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... near the Pottery, on the Strand, Swansea, is quite cured of the Scrofula in her arm, by Mr. Tucker's Medicines, after having twenty wounds at different times in her arm, and had been afflicted for three years, and was twelve months under the Baron. As ...
... s vertis. y Life Piles, Dr! JOHN PARR begs most re/ecfcjlyto caution the public against purchasing fo“ is the only person who is in possession of the medicines' used the celebrated Parr, who flicd/Sit the age 152. Ur. John Parr has been induced to these ...
... another with the Manchester arms, formed the decorations of this engine. Next came the Water Witch, drawn by four horses, driven by Mr. Thomas Rose, and carrying its company of firemen. This engine displayed fligs bearing the royal arms, with various other ...
... ruthless billow a ant shore aud perhapa his nets when bv will of Divine Providence i supporting his to Vkssels — On ult the John Bartlett of 323 burthen put port Beaumaris services of liceuaed off Piiffiu Island complaint made for of Beaumaris warrant ...
... Tenby Mr. Humphreys, Aberystwith Mr. T. Stephens, Merthyr Mr. T. Jones/Carmarthen Mr. A. '^^fordwest Mr. John onnond, Pembroke Mr. C. nomas, Cardigan [10410 tring _ CeatT BY SENDING TO LONDON FOR, TEA AND COFFEE. CITY TEA WAREHOUSE, BUCKLERSBURY, CHEAPSIDE ...
... left leg, but her infant, ll which was in her arms, escaped unhurt. 'Mrs. Grice, of Made- re Iey, sustained a slight concussion of the brain. The remainder 3fl of the outside passengers, with the guard,' Mr. John Rushton, ta escaped with slight bruises. Mrs ...
... your professional life And when, but a week after taking farewell of her, we went, according to our tryst, to fold her iu our arms, and was told her father that she was dead, —ay, dead—that she had no existence—that she was a coffin, —when we awoke from ...
... professional life. And when, but a week after takiiig farewell of her, we went, aecording to our tryst, to fold her in our arms, and was told by her father that she was , dead,—ay, dead—that she bad no existence—that she Was lin • colfiu,—wheu we awoke ...
... May 8, 1841 LOCAL IN .TEttiGENCE. The Rev. John Newton — Peill, B. D., who recently () eiated as curate of All Saints' Church, in this town, been presented to the Rectory of St. Botolph, Cambridge. It will be seen, by an advertisement in this day's paper ...
... May 8, 1843. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. arh at ,i ng een. vitt' The Rev. John Newton — Peill, B. D., who recently officiated as curate of All Saints' Church in this town. has been presented to the Rectory of St. Botolph, Cam. bridge. It will be seen, by an ...
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... y for a general rcgtslry of all the arms the kingdom, and for revision of all licenses bear arms, heretofore granted; and also for brandin Of aU arms regist.red, with certain letters, so to > ide- ideation of arms in possession of any UiTorw, »n.l sum ...