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... the Poet, attesting the authenticity of same. A very valuable Portrait of John Philpot Curran, also taken from life ; A much prized Portrait of Lord Edward Fitzgerald ; Head St. John the Baptist, one of the Old Masters ; Neptune Leaning on his Trident, Dutch ...
... from the Poet, attesting the authenticity of same. A very valuable Portrait of John Philpot Curran,alto taken from life. A much-prized Portrait Lord Fitzgerald. Head of Bt. John the Baptist one of the Old Masters, Neptune Loaning on his Trident, Dutch Boors ...
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... - - that, if the exist ing arrangements will allow, the and prices generally have been fairly maintained. 10 armart hen Cardigan' all - - 20 Lou.' Char.l3kof Austral all 23 231 a whole 'of Scoter.; poems should be included in the Rather less activity ...
... Towashend, Req. Mr. John SholefteNt Captain Robertsom, Fourth DMn- Mr. Alderman Smith goon Guards Mr Charles Swinden Captain Witiilgton, Tasmworth Mr. M. H. SImpSon, jun. RV. Mr. W, J. B. Scott Captain Wqiliams, West Brom. Mr. John Suckling wieh R. V. ...
... is now down the bands Mr. James Woolfoot, Market Tavern, for this match, which is to be for side, to bo played at the Cardigan Arms, next Saturday, Stables to give Lancaster 20 scores. J. Kellett, of Wibaey to be referee. This match exciting much interest ...
... Two similar prizes for omen were also given; the first, 10s. to James Winstanley, ten years with Mr. John Noden, of Dunham; and the second, ss. to John Stubbs, eight years with Mr. Diplom, of Bollington. After the show, • number of the exhibitors and triends ...
... a rare opportunity to small Capitalists. Proposals will received by Mr. Edward Purdon, 23 Bachelor’s Walk, Dublin, or Mr. John Wakk, Koscbank Terrace, Tramore, who will give orders show the Concern. (j4-2t) Highy Important to Veterinary Surgeons. In ...
... 138. Mr George Chappie, Ironmonger, Torrington. 139. John Rodbard, Esq.. Aldwick Court. 140. Colonel Aldons, Wellington Villa. 141. Mr James White, Moorend House. 142. Mr Tucker, Box Cottage. 143. John Thomas, Sons, and Co.. Redcliff Street. 144. Stephen ...
... horses into condition, The balls are high! spoken of by John Scott, John Os . Sam Kodzers, Jo- don, rainers.”—Bell's Life in Lon- a? Taylor’s Condition Bal! Balis—they are very good.”—The From Mr. John Scott, Trainer. House, July 20th, 1856. Srr,-—I have ...
... the Earl off Cardigan was called to the chair. resolution was come to, in consequence of no communication having as yet been received from Lord Stamford, and the meeting was adjourned until his lordship's intentions should be known. St. John's Hospital ...