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... ‘‘ Leek Town Lands,” affords a good illustration of the folly of people who write about subjects of which they know little or nothing. Who the “ may be, I know not, nor will I impeach his motives. In attempting to enlighten the good people of Leek on ...
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... THE BIRMINGHAM JOURNAL SATURDAY JANUARY 31 1857 LADIES’ WAREHOUSE CORNER OF STREET TURNER SOn7aND NEPHEW TEG to apprise the Ladies of Binning-JL all Article LADIES’ MOURNING stock bees at FASHION AND DURABILITY FGXERALSCOMPLETELY FURNISHED OF WORCESTER ...
... mild. Mushrooms continue to be gathered about Leek, and flowers that are usually seen when Spring is young are peeping out to inquire the time o' day. Even in Manchester both flowers and throstles have awakened, and at Mount's Bay on the Cornish coast ...
... weight fur weight, wholesome mushrooms am quite as nutritious west. The best way to conk a Quantity of mushrooms for a family is to stew thew in milk, using a quart of milk and a putt watee to meth quart peel ed mushroom, The stalks are not for any, putiaise ...
... infants total, 572. Amongst the ladies and gentlemen present during the day were—the Rev. Canon and Mrs. Wood, the Misses Batt, Mr., Mrs., and Miss Isaac, Rev. T. L. Wheeler, sen., Rev. V. H. and Mrs. Aldham, Rev. W. F. Cornish, Mr. T. H. Ashton, the Misses ...
... Extraordinary bargains at JNO P. FORD’S, BURSLKM. LADIES’ MEMEL KID BOOTS 2*. lid. per pair LADIES’ SIDE SPRING KID .. 3m. lid. ~ Ditto, with MUittry Heels 4s. lid. „ Ditto, very bent m*de Bs. lid. LADIES’ FRENCH KID GLOVES Is. 11W. „ J. P. FOBD is now ...
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... Joe. Pehurotow, Talk Pita .. TO aRMStS, CATTLE. . SALE, in quantity, MLAL,A., at 4A per ton PALM NUT MEAL, at loto* T INDIA RICE, at 6 ton; UNSEED MEAL, at AM per ton. Sacks, at Is each. Payments net -Apply Caooasr Bros , 10. Booth CssUa-alreet. Llrertool ...
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... mounted msWlesticks, Mr. sod Lady O. Petre. Silver match box, Perry. NEWPORT tibias Sot, Min Ricardo. Silver bowl, gr. arid Mra. RiddalL Cheque for £2OO, Sir George sad lady Stephen. Painted white satin robot Mr. sad Lady Margaret Shelley. Pearl monogram ...