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... TEE OBSTRUCTION. Speaking a meeting of hia constituent* la*t night Cottenham, the Sneaker of the House of Commons, Sir Henry Brand, said that on that very day last year, at memorable sitting of the House, he interrupted*a debate by putting the question ...
... THE KNIFE-BOARD The Thathigbly-popular and conveyance theomnibuB it eomparatively speaking modern invention It bout year 1834 pioneer bearing prosaic of John Smith started omnibus to run Bix jeurneys day from Bristol Toll-gate to the “ in Hill vehicle ...
... OF TEETH made in the roost exquisite style of art FIXED PAINLESSLY whilst waiting, SUCTION, uasuroasted for MASTICATION. SPEAKING, sod COMFORT. SINGLE TOOTH from 3s. Oxide Gas half fees. He fJe A.LLWOOD. D.D.S.,DENTAL SURGEON, New Street. Birmingham. ...
... SET OF TEETH made in the mewt exquisite stylo art FIXED PAINLESSLY whilst waiting. SUCTION, MASTICATION. SPEAKING. ami SINGLE TOOT J from of. Nitrous Onila oas halt tee*. H. Ja .A.LLWOOD, D.D.S., DENTAL SURGEON, »>()> NEW STREET. BIRMINGHAM. ...
... Teeth, 3s. 6d. with the times, Fitted lo tew boon ; perfect (or eating, speaking, sad beauty ; last a lifetime ; painless treatment. Deferred payment* taken. Stopping 2s Hours 10 to 8 daily. Mt IXJWB. KD.A, DKNTIbT. People* Teeth Hlores, &3, STREET. One ...
... Production of the ORAND COMIC CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME. THIS DAY (Tuesday'. December Sd. end Every Evening, WHO SPEAKS FIRST,” After which Simpson will present his Annual PANTOMIME. entitled, THE FAIR ONE WITH THE GOLDEN LOCKS” MOENINO PERFORMANCES, To-morrow ...
... I A London correspondent, speaking of the opera- j >n tliu new Bankruptcy Act, says that private , uirangi-mcntato escape its operation are bocoming • > ...
... DU-VAL IN DUBLIN. —The Irish Timr*, speaking of the ccoclo«oo of hi* great in the Irish' Metropolis, nys After successfully prexentiug hie varied entertainment for a period of time extending over nine m ...
... THE BIRMINGHAM MAIL WEDNESDAY MARCH 24 1880 MR of Midlothian yesterday Speaking of Goreblfidge about their 1 scullery connection a of with- Benefit Club she patroness abolishing the inoomc-tax the would Baroness who very cordially received office abolition ...
... PL SET OF’TEETH made the most exquisite stylo of art FIXED PAINLESSLY whilst w*>Un«. SUCTION, unsurpassed for MASTICATION. SPEAKING, and COMFORT. SINGLE TOOTH from Sa. Nitrous Oxide half foes. H. J, A.LLWOOD, D.D.S.,DENTAL SUKGEON, 50, N f.w Street. Birmingham ...
... WEDNESDAY OCTOBER '31' 1894 FROM FOOTLIGHTS from whom Mr due acknowledgment borrowed the foundations of his Meteorologically speaking present season so soon piece A Gay Widow Theatre can be numbered with the has been such success lay claim to the merit welcome ...
... BIRMINGHAM PANTOMIMIC SUCCESS ACHIEVED IN THEATRE EVERY EVENING- WHO SPEAKS FIRST” PANTOMIME written by Mr Charles Millward and entitled THE WITH GOLDEN LOCKS” PERFORMANCES every Thursday during and February 187-2 at 180 com- mence at o’clock PRINCE ...