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... town. —Apply A. 8.. Post Otliee, New !' i,s.i -e. Bristol. BUTCHERS.- WANTED, a MAN. to Round and assist _Slaughter-house.—Cornish and Co., AS, Cheapjttreet Bath. BUTCHERS.— WANTED, strong, active Lad, make himself generally usefuL—w. Bryant, Market Gate ...
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... Glenberire, end landed ►t Ilfracombe. The names of the saved an Wm. Rumen pilot), John Nervy mad eon, and Thom.. Dewy. The mamma . meal( to great peril. and the emceed crew inghly tf the bead treatment they received. The steamer Queen arrived at Portland ,reterday ...
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... celery, leeks, omens, I Jerusalem sulichokee, salsify, soorsocera, spinach, and turnips; from the frames and warm borders, endive sod lettuces. From the forcing pit sad mushroom house may be obtained supplies of asparagus. French beans, mushrooms, new potatoes ...
... SCRAPS FROM LAST NIGHT'S PAPERS. (From tin JY. James' Casette.) The death of Lady Holland removes another of the fast-vanishing links which bind the later Victorian era to the earlier. The wits, the poets, the scholars, and the statesmen who crowded the ...
... Viscount Weymouth, Hon. lAdyliebnght, Sir Alexander and Lady Acland-Hood, Lady Stuart. hlenteith, Lady Sarah Lindsay and Miss Lindsay, Lord Chief Baron Palles, Lord John Hervey, Sir Arthur and Lady Harter, Mr. E. R. Wodehouse, M.P., Colonel Lawrie, Mrs ...
... Co., Rupert street. 53j DRIIAPERY,-Watted, imnedihtoly, two Young Ladies, as ID C l11illAI, AS8S'l:ANTS (iudooas).-Co1pboptn, 17, Cheapistreet, Btth . 7 0 TX RAPERY.-Wniteil, YOUNG LADY to serve througlb; ID good saleswoman end window'tlresser.-J. W. Tacker ...
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