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... Housekeeping and Cookery Receipts, Also now Coloured Plates, All the recent Improvements in Dom ...

... L ock, and (Jo.) Tlze Annual Summary: a Complete Chronicle of Events at Home and Abroad, 187)-77. By James Mason. (Lou- don Ward, Lock, and Co.) These two valuable books of reference contain in brief form a very complete history of the past year. The ...

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... A., rector of Wath, in thocount\ of York, Michael roster ward, Esq., late of ho Light lufiuitry, eldest son of Thomas Haw don Ward of Osbourn St Andrew, Wilts, Esq., to Helen Christina, fourth daughter of the late Robert Clerk Rattray of Craighall, Ha ...

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... vol. Strange Cronies. By Wm. %Vestall. London : Ward. s vol. The Blind _Musician. By S. Stepniak and W. %Vestal]. Lon- • • don : Ward. I vol. The Conspirator. By Count Paul ; Edited by Frank Harkut. London : Low. 2 The Firm of Girdlestone. By A. Conan Doyle ...

... the book, in its beautiful forms of teaching, must elevate the taste of the learner. —illustrated London New s . London: don; Ward sad Look. Fleet-street. Just fifth edition, crown dro, cloth. strongly boatel and gilt, 2.5. Oil.. Frontispiece and 'f tile ...

... Particulars and conditions of sale obtained of the Solicitors. HERBERT B. BELL, Esq.. Kingstreet. Covent Garden, W.C.; of H. I’AN DON WARD, Esq., 24, Jobn-street. Bedford-row, W.C.; or of the Auctioneers. 51, Coleman-strect, Bank, E.C., Clapham, S.W., and Ilford ...

... that, on MONDAY ‘the 28th curt. ‘open that ele- ard commodious Double the Corporation for the’ of Articles SRUSHES SACKS, Don ward, WIRE RIDDLES, SIEVES, KNI' WORK, &c. their efforta to increase the usefulness of and to extend the Sale of the Productions ...