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... MR JOHN MORLEY 0 'LORD RIPON IN DUBLIN. -li I si- RESENTATION OF FREED ...
... the oldest men Amlwch. He left John his eldest son and heir, who worked in the same mines, and married, in 1773, Mary Griffiths, of Anglesey. His death took place in 1828. John was succeeded bis eldest son. also named John, who was likewise miner occupation ...
... issue unless received before seven o'clock to-night. Mr John M. Forrester, architect, was elected interim lieutenant of the Heather Club, at a meeting held in the Imperial Hotel last night. Dr H. Grattan Guixess redelivered his lecture on 44 Experiences on ...
... necessary. Sold in Jars at ls 9d and 2s 9d tack ; by Post, Sd exbra, ONLY BY JOHN C. POTTAGE, HOMO3OPATHIC CHEMIST, 117 PRINCES' STBEET, EDINBURGH ; AND 47 ST VINCENT STREET, GLASGOW. JOHN PURDIE p (ESTABLISHED 1801), 83 PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH. TRANSFER OF ...
... Coweaddens John Stewart, 3 Shaftesbury street Thomas Jeffrey, 44 Sauthiehall street John Allison, 107 Garscube road John Young, 38 Dumbarton road Raker! , C. Steel, 197 Bath street John Forrester, 114 Bath street Robert Bruce, 70 Gallowgate ...
... *dry. LINES TO JOHN LEGG'S WUL. Out gui.l aula John ‘Ceti, I .u. 'That better day* v. eft hat- Au' dot:enter ye amen been Then ye are ; But ye' hae hinny 6ot a freen To earn for you. Bit the' yc're tiiruisi rather !rine, Veil aye be dear to me the atm ...
... KNOX. Samuel, k Dickaon.—Chairs (Arm, Croquet) Brussels SeaU, lid; were 5a 6d.—15 Hanover Btreet. T7 NOX, Samuel, & Dickson. —Gloves, best Brussels, per pair.—ls Hanover Street. KNOX, Samuel, k In Gold, and Choice large; rare valua—ls Hanover Street ...
... OLIPPZIM Avg have jest to band a Splendid Selection of above by Beet Makers. Placa, 416 Upwards. SINOSING LAMPS, ARMES, Sc. Lord Tennyson's last volume of poems was published on Thursday. It is leered that 'errand hundreds of lives have been lost by floods ...
... mates Tlnniphrcv Denovan. John Fone. Itol-er* Grey. ?* trlc * ls>p| . Francis M.-re. Patrick Norton. John Smith. dh?ni D'?. Thomas Anscll, John ToW. William Kelly. John Daly. Mielil. Ham lid, John Ism nan). ...
... DINNER AND TESTIMONIAL TO JOHN MATTHEWS, ESQ. FACTOR TO SIR ROBERT PEEL. A proposal having been set on foot to present testimonial to John Matthews, Esq-, who has lately been appointed factor Sir Robert Peel, a handsome silver breakfast service, and some ...
... ALL THE NEWEST SHAPES o-The Very Best Value. JOHN LOW & COMPANY, 2 7-2 9 WELLGATE, DUNDEE. CHRISTMAS AT STRATHTAY HOUSE. USEFUL presents. Bilk handkerchiefs. SILK MUFFLERS. . SILK SCARFS. UMBRELLAS. Cardigan vests, gent.'s gaiters, LADIES' GAITERS, WINTER ...