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... Simmons; scrap-books from Mi»«es a.. Jesson, and anonymous old linen, two dressing gowns and pictures from Mrs. Handley: petticoats. &c. Mrs. Griffith and E. C. bottles and two trusses from Miss Beckingbam ten tickets for concert at Assembly Rooms ...
... numbers of Sunday at Home, from Miss Wallis; Christmas cards for the Children's ward, anonymous ; two pairs of slippers, from Miss Stubbs scrap-book, from Miss Lottie M. Baker; magazines, &c., from Mrs, Fry, Marsh field ; old linen ...
... Varieties. elegant speaker is too frequently like river—greatest at the mouth. You know mock-modesty as you do mock-turtle from its being the produce of calf head. The best penance we can do for envying another's merit is to endeavour to surpass it. Reason ...
... subscription of £1 Is. from Mrs. Lister, 4, St. James'ssquare. Presents : A scrap-book, anonymously ; 2 books entitled The Existence of Another World, from Mr. G. Robbins, 1, Lansdown-crescent; several numbers the British Workman, Slc, ...
... linen, &c, from 9, Burlington street • e8 om ., - Dickinson; oldUnen and magaz ace' from M,BB Davidson ; magazines from the Misses ayte • illustrated papers and scrap books, anonymous ; old linen' and magazines, from Mrs. G. Stuckey; ...
... each from Dr. £5 {rQm Mr Undo, Combe Down Bubscnptwn addi tional do- Handel Coesham, M.P., 9, Royalnation of £25 from Major & 2J crescent; from Mr. Counsel , per ey collected at the Widcombe, aum Galindo> Wm. Cornwall, M.A., nuan tityof lemons from Combe ...
... top-hats and trousers, 'it is from tyranny of this kind that we find a temporary emancipation in the fancy dress balls, for in them at least, if we cannot be what we like, we can look what we like, and dream we please a little world of dreams-nightmare and ...