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... every aid which he could afford would be given to Dr Livingstone (hear, hear.) Some diseurision followed the reading of the paper, in atria* Mr. Crawford, Mr. NPLean, and one or two other members joined, Mr. Cranford doubting whether the Zambesi was navigable ...
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... TEETH. MR. EDWARD KING, SUNGEON DENTIST, D to inform Ike Merry of sod Its Vicinity, Ito ray b. at to Dowd Moo Mr. barns dr nirdery fts tM pros, Moe dr Pressroom required. Mr. 1Is(s above fourth Nona. —The ...
... Wednesday, Dr. Thema' was brought up to answer an indictment charging him with feloniously hiternsarrying with Mies Isabella Henkel.. his first wife. Mary being alive at the time. Mr. Clark appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Sleigh and Mr. Salter defended ...
... hundred are! seventy-out. Ilk early days were spent at the place which gave him birth, and his Loot preceptor. were Mr. Coekvin Dr. Hughes. In the year he ammenp•nieil hit real Miaow. the Duk.•s of Sussex and Cambridge, to the Caere-My of Gottingen, there to ...
... FUNERAL OF THE EX-KING LOCI'S PHILIPPE. The remain Lamb 16Mame, ea-Flag of the French, 'remote Meaday Yea wowed from Claremont, and &- peeked twee milted • Catholic chapel, to the diem Taylor, of Reshride The dlhmlllrveh erre conducted the Mame u4i entire ...
... MR. DISRAELI AND TORYISM. The appearance of Mr. Disraeli in the Free Trade Hall of Manchester, distriboting rises to the Association of Mechanics Destitute. of Laneghire and Cheshire, and serroonded not only by the house of Stanley, and the house of ...
... the different sections. That (continued Mr. Gibson) has been taken. My hon. friend Mr. Cobden, no , now in England, has reserved for him a seat is the Csbatet I say that it is compliment, and a just one, to Mr. Cubden—a recognition of his claims upon ...
... Mandell, Comer, Doncaster; Mr. Courtney, Barton, Stacey. pinta; Mr. Cosber, Beacuurfiehl; Mr. l'atn, traveller to Messrs. Day & Martin, London; Mr. P. Piccadilly, London; Mr. and Mr. Blake, ...
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... Jerroyu, Mr Kerman', Mr J. J. J.Mostone, Mr Main• Mr. Ilumbersiou, Alt. Luelthart, Mr P. Linsg- Mr. H•iare. Mr. Dutton, Carom H Mr. Gregory. ...