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... The Post, speaking of the visit of the Queen of the Netherlands her youngest sou to England, remarks that the Prince of Orange, born in 1840, will probably, no distant date, become intimately allied with our royal family. Cleatob Moob.—Since the inquest ...
... FOR (ADVERTISEMENT. ] — THORLEY’s Universal Corn Reporter in speaking of this invaluable discovery says, “ there is not only the undeniable evidence in the testimony of the thousands that have tried it, but that.of scientific analysis also, as adduced ...
... THE Burstin Inverness Courie G OF THE Crinan CanAt.—The 7, Speaking of the damage done to the works of tke Crinan ( anal by the late alarmirg accident at Cairn- baan, states th at from £8,000 to £10,000 is the estimate form UDON specific data of the cost ...
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... [Advertisement.] Thoeley's Food for Cattle.—The Universal Corn Reporter speaking of this invaluable discovery says, there is not only the undeniable evidence in the testimony of the thousands that bave tried it, but that of scientific analysis also ...
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... THE PEN AND THE ALBUM. I Miss Catherine's book (the Album speaks), » I've lain among your tomes these weets, I'm tired of their old coats and yeUow cheeks. Quick, Pen ! and write line with good grace; Come draw off funny little face And, prithee, send ...
... The Great Conservative banquet at Liverpool has passed off with much speaking, but without leaving any definite impression as to the policy or prospects of the party. There was one highly superfluous piece information vouchsafed by all the speakers—that ...
... LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Jcb - Little or no change hu taken place in our cotton market this week; generally speaking teller* neve shown no want confi denee, though an occasional email ion has been obtained On the whole the change is such ia usually e ...
... mr. p. gilmoub, auctioneer and appraiser, quay, workington. a _ card. DR. SPEAK, NE W STREET, WIGTO J. CAR RUT HERS, DRUGGIST GROCER, SCOTCH-ST, CARLISLE (First Door above the Butchers' Market), HAS SALE some of the finest TEAS and COFFEES ever offered ...
... WAVERTREE ACADEMY, near Liverpool- Conducted by Mr. W. H. Colbert, M.C.P Prospectuses forwarded on application. A CARD DR. SPEAK, NEW STREET, WIGTON. MR. P. GILMOUR, AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER, QUAY, WORKINGTON. GERMAN YEAST. JOHN SOWERBY begs to inform ...
... Desdemona, Perdition catch thy sole ': Then let the kettle to the trumpet speak this reading correct! Should it not be rather, Then let the trumpet to tbe kettle speak ! Speaking-trumpets are, and long have been, quite common. But what grounds have we ...