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... From l*rofts»nr lJfirhur*t. “St.John’s Rriti-h Hospital Itf, Croae-street, Hatton garden. dear Sir, w.th your request. beg to inform you that have employed your * Balsamic Pills,* wldrh you liberally presented id* institution: tin relore. I biue now the ...
... noble lord to reconstruct the commercial ay Hem on principles favourable to the interests of the country. ...
... Coffees are packed la Caret, which preserve the quality, and are sold Hall aa under JOHN MARLING. Jdrerii*e> -Office, J€, George Ramiiion, Chemist. 8. Dock Office-Row. John Muiforth. 6. Walker-Street, Heute-Koad. DEAFNESW AND SINGING THE EAU / INSTANTLY ...
... imposed upon apurioita imitation* ; the genuine hare the worda •• WuHanKi.L’a Pn.i.fc, John Kava, engraved on the ment Staaap. and, further protection, Mr. Kaw'a mat arm* and f.ic-»'mile of liis signature are printed the direction* nrap|>ed rontnl each to ...
... expressing the ty objections of the meeting to the proposed change, were as adopted. Among the speakers were Mr. John O'Connell, s. M.P., M1r. Grattan, M.P,, alr. Grogau, M.P., and Mr. of Mlartin Burke. A committee, consistittg of the movers and at seconders ...
... Surrey James Cummitegs, Esq. Lythlam, near Prestor John Bockett, Esq. Clapham Common Mr Lake, FaEmoutsS Mr T Mott, 36, New Bridge-street Mr. C Lewis, Cardigan E. Banks, Esq., Sholden Lodge, near Deal John Ramsay, Esq. Cheam, Surrey , W Walnwright, Esq. Clapiama ...
... Itoswell. Esq. Venloor, Isle Wight Rev John Cowper, rector Cheshire [Fulham Miss lolfrty, », iter place, John's, .Mr Robert Hall, Stamford Rev John White, vicar Hackington. Kent J B Wheeler, Birkenhead Mr John Crouch, Hlgli-street, Bromplon, Kent George ...
... and the Duke of Aremberg the Senate House, the Museum, the Palace of Justice, St. John’s Hospital, the Botanic Garden, the Theatre, the Mituiiikin, the churches of John the Baptist, and the Augustines. It is pleasing to witness the pains which the Slate ...
... previoss to the flutal disaster which had coii- signenl lier and her gallant crew to time deeop. Gis Evanl's arivslu lit Cardigan, his first minqitry was far his eaily love, butl lie learned fuel, fully belroievig fise demise, sh had heroine thle ivife ...
... Greek -eyed Monster.— At the Monmouth assises the wife of John Kyao. lodging-house keeper, was subpoenaed to give evidence in murder case. The paper was directed Mary Ryan, with the usual imaginary John Doe. and the husband frequently bearing this person's ...
... Lawson, Stalybridge; Bentley, Blackburn ; True- man and Co. Durham; Mawson, Newcastle; Booth, Rock* dale; Lodge, Stockton ; Grattan and Co.. Belfast; Atkinson, Doncaster: Wilson, Lancaster; Phillips, Burnley ; L. Blades. Norwich; Emmerson, Hartlepool; Hawthorne ...
... xauritur. The Green-eyed Monster.—At the Moumouth RMizea the wife of John Kyan. keeper, was to give evidence murder case. The paper wu directed to Mary Ryan, with the usual imaginary John Doe. and the husband frequently hearing this person s name purpotely ...