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... TrELLEWELL'S VOCAL TELEGRAPHS, a Speaking Tube for Houses, Offices, Warehouses, Ac., are infallible. Conversation can be carried on by persons 300 feet apart. HELLEWELL'S. NEW PATENT INDIA RUBBER SPONGES, GLOVE CLEANERS, HAND ENAMET.T.FaS, BATH BRUSHES ...
... CLARET THE TEST OF CIVILIZATION. rLAIN RICHARD COBDIN, speaking to his oonstitusnts at Rochdale, 28th June, 1861, said— Now, on' know that I will go quite so far as a lamented friend of mine, a former mayor of Bordeaux, who, travelling in England, paid ...
... TTELLEWELL'S VOCAL TELEGRAPHS, a Speaking Tube for Houses, Offices, Warehouses, &c., are infallible. Conversation can be carried on by persons 300 feet apart. TTELLEWELL'S NEW PATENT INDIA. RUBBER SPONGES, GLOVE CLEANERS, HAND ENAMELLERS, BATH BRUSHES ...
... ALADY, 'wilding near Liverpool, is desirous of making art serenest& with a YOUNG LADY (lfronoh or Jenson, but meet speak French) for the Sommer Holidays about 110th June. Ape of Children from 8 to 14. No remuneration beyond bawd, residence, and travelling ...
... ma. and common ttry speak limn r c as. h :Lrckd ee taw was. DI SON AND •• FRIENDS.' WORE WI WAGES. LANCASHIRE AM) CHESHIRE PATE.NTS, TRADE I COtTON HANKS. . b. aver sod I Dory.. ciatwo, orate t t.e, der cal wows Weed tre end:sewer Liewpo. I, Two treated/ ...
... when vim mid that the gar works bail no canner-thin all the &nu ; oat we are speaking of paa•weter tiro flows down. and have aseertsteed that it hula en oserdow of your yard. The reins fall upon surliest of the yard. tie, Pion, sal the buildings, rid ...
... Generally speaking the 12th of July celebrations passed off quietly, but there were disturbances at Belfast, Newry and Jarrow-on-Tyne. A convict, under sentence of penal servitude, on Tuesday attempted to escape from a train on the Great Western line ...
... re | amt: Sis om for ever, bit I'll speak the tru bench thea to hear a ex sammo.'¢, in which Mrs. Joinson Cope, grai daughter of Mrs. Jones, on the —A num of witnesses were one of whom, a Mrs. Mrs. Joinson was a regular nuisance to the neighbo into hood ...
... Mr. Walpole Military Reform.— ln speaking at volunteer dinner at .ling on Thursday night Mr. Walpole said he saw no n. ce-sPy to have an armed population in England. If that w. re aeeomplished it would rather tend the insecurity peae.- than otherwise ...
... A respectable young person, a native of France, who speaks English well, desires engagement as NURSE to children out of arms.—Address, M. B. Mrs. Parkes, St. Werburgh-street, Chester. WANTED, COUNTEY APARTMENTS, in a Farm House near Chester, say two ...
... could thus meet in •v li.irriblc war was near to us, spoke first i .he of converting grace, in speaking the ns adapted to all, rich and poor, made allusion » the very ix-aceful end of the Lite Marquis Chohuondelev, and to his successor, a godly nobleman ...
... you, eve of which were melee end two females. I think Wei figures speak favourably of the of Crewe. DIITMx. Having given a tabular sole.einent the number of child. re I sore silkily vaccinated, no certificate produced. children dead before varrinatioo ...