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... margin are good portraits of Mr sod Mrs Grey, mono ted by thair arms in baruldio colours. Tbs corresponding at tbs bottom of is coco pled faithful painting of the oli Parliament House,with Grattan’s statue In foetgrouod. On the left is exquisite little palming ...
... Esq, John Collum. Esq, Robert Archdall, Esq, J P, Rev S Greer, Rev J Potter, J P, Captain Butler, M, Rev A Maclatchy, PM, Very Rev Archdeacon JPMeel, and Samuel Clarke, Esq. Total, 10. For Mr Jones—M Maude, Esq, Nicholas Archdall, Esq, J P, John A Wood ...
... doing me good already. Hoping to have it by return* 1, Beehive Terrace, Wllton-at., Lozells, Birmingham, August 33, 1873, Mr John Ede, Bircbfield, Birmingham. Dear Sir,—l am now in elghtv-f fth year, and have lieen suffering from defective sight fur the ...
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... riiall rtcommend even body 1 know, fur I sure is good thing fur the eyes, for I «peak I find it.—Vuurs truly. Baebe. late of the Arms, Street, Birmingham. Sir,—l I»ve much pleasure in testifying to tbc surprising of your fwnnl Eye Li |ui>l, wliieh I lliuruughly ...
... reveral days. Please send me another bottle. I shall always keep one me.—Yours truly, Mrs Brialy, B 94, Urearley-street. 143, New John-nreet West, Sr,—l was suffering from setcre cokl «nd iniiHiiifJ eye. 1 consulted two physicians, but to no relief ; and being ...
... for I bod it ii doing good already. Hoping to have it return. . 1, Beehive Terrace, Wjlton-st., Birmingham, August J.I, Mr John Ede. Hirchfi* Id, liirmingham. Dear Fir.—l am now in eighty-fifth year, and have been suffering from defective sight lor the ...
... the only d ushierof Haione*»Willoughhy Ere»h) and S*r IVier Buncil. Han, first Lortl (jwydyr, and nianied A,oil 14, 18*26, John, s Earl l ire (title extinct), who predeceased her ladyship (si hack August, 1851. rOST.OFFICK I A young man nnmul iwar-I ...
... for I find it doing me good already. bare it return. 1, Beehive Terrace. Wi)lon »t, Lpaells, Birmingham, August 38, 1873, Mr John Edc, Bircbfirhi, Birmingham. Dear Sir,—l am now in eigbty-fiflh year, and base I teen suffering from defective atght fur the ...
... attempting inflict grievous bodily barm. The prosccutiir, a good looking young woman, was a domestic servant at Upper Avenue 8t John's Wood, and the prisoner, a clerk residing Bermondsey, had known her since June last, and had been engaged to marry her, but ...
... nolilieal iottlce. would they oßeaded if ire railed them on lliii oee**ioß oale Raxiitbineu ia eterylhing bat the name TtUgnph. GRATTAN ant ff'ndcr Uraitaa Ike honour IhM W work oral ilimr kin hi Uuhlin. for hr li hoik aa a brilliant iator of araiorical iktll ...
... I'oLaoN, Ferwmmtgk Mtil, Koakkillea i George Kiiiann, (Voollra Draper, 3.*. Townhall •tree!, da; John Magaire Co. A Una Hoaae.dn; Hugh Merrkaat, Iprlantowu; John Kllioit, Siaiionmaiier. Lienaikaa; William Punier, ool.cn Draper, i Tbamaa Irmia, Pudmancr, ...