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... the all silent tnooa. He proceeds: — Have any of my kind friends been giving you any farther accounts of my (to you) invisible visits to town? If so, I hope you have more sense than to pay any attention to them. We only require to have confidence in ...
... EMPORIUM, 171, 173. and 175, Regent-street. IMPROVED PATENT INVISIBLE WIRE TRUSSES.— SALMON, ODY, and CO. most respectfully cil the attention ofthe Public to their improved Patent Invisible Wire Trusses, which they can confidently recommend for hot climates ...
... his strong powers of percep- tion, no man can perceive more strongly, nor express more forcibly, the characteristic distinctions of ex- ternal objects, and, as he also possesses very strong powers of mind, no man can follow these distinctions with more ...
... since tbe last old midwife died here. In her young days, few could wade through the fen mud to a dis- tant town for a medical man ; consequently her services were in great request, and her nostrums in frequent demand. Some of the favourite remedies of these ...
... ful w_i«tc . at pocket bl.-s. only the siz-.- of a welnu', :o discern objects at the dip ance of from four to five miles; invisible and all kinds of acoustic instruments foi relief of extreme deafness. — C .uti ,n — Ooscrve, only te. be had at 39, Alh'-oiarle ...
... poweit'ul w.iistcoat pocket glass, only the size J walnut, t*> discern objects at the distance of from I ia five miles; invisible and all kinds ot .coustic iastiument. r\ relief ot most extreme deafness.— Caution : obv.-re. to be had at 39, Albemarle ...
... fi ) Il Four per Ct. Dutch Certificates, 86^ ?? •'*'*»»• Wonderful Escape.— On the evening nt ? day, John Beaton, a young man re»idin H , V . Vi: ' wheel, wh.le searching for some she-p i„tanri tlll?r w. tured too n. ar the br .c head at Knockinno- ll'u- ...
... itffi* n ir,g ever since the death of Reynolds. s not the cause of faction, or of party, or of but the common interest of every man lirßritBI ?? .harged with personality, which, in the * BID f m» accusers, means that I am no respecter jng on | glory in ...
... steaely, respectable Man. ageil 32, -. two years' unexceptionable character. Direct to' fl Spring's, 39, Star street, Edgware-road. AS Thorough In-door Servant, in or out^ livery, single handed, or where a lad is kept, 1 respew single Man, aged J9, witti two ...
... suddenly fell to kicking, and, breaking the splash board, at the same instant shattered both the poor man's legs below the knee. The unfortunate man was at once conveyed to Charing- cross Hospital, where he lay in a state of great suffering for sixteen ...
... great and permanent improvements he has made ou the estate will fully satisfy any Nobleman or Gentleman who may want such a man. Address F. S., 84, St. John's Wood- terrace, Regent's Park, London. GRAPRIOLOGY ; or, CHARACTER from HANDWRITING.— Mr. WARREN ...
... Bond-street London, stating name and address of last master, size of establish- ment, height, weight, age, &c. TO NOBLEMEN - Young Man, of great practical experience in the various I branch. s of building, and also a _-ood draughtsman, &c. is desirous I of a ...