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... by one application of St Jacobs Oil, after all other remedies had failed. Mrs Et Coast, of Grove Cottage, Sand way, Maidstone, Kent, says : St Jacobs Oil has cared me of neuralgia of two years' standing. There is no bodily pain which cannot be removed ...
... TOYIK, BOOThIAKER, bag always band a largo Stack of Witte' and Genh's BOOTS and SHOES, from the Bret Makers. TENNIS AND SAN i rl SHOES AT Low Patent. Lessta' AND GIOSTAS GOLFING BOOTS AND SHOES MAUI RZPAIRS NEATLY EXAVUTED. 120 MARKET STREET. ROBERT NIVEN ...
... ye see. As likewise due gentlemen,' quo I. 'Od yer aye the Auld man yet, Jeems, rhymin' thing • body says. Faigs an' folk kent ye as Ilea as me they wud had at ye till ye gied us • screed no unworthy o' Burns himsel'.' Draw an owre a chair than, Tatnmas ...
... any special occasion when an extra man was wanted. And so it was that he met Lucy Hay, the daughter of a small proprietor in Kent, while she was visiting some friends in London. And now be was about to sail for San Francisco, with a vague promise that, ...
... braid, Wellington boots, straps, white swan-necked spurs, sword and pouch belts; and forage cape. Noncommissioned of .:ers and privates—Tunic, black overalls or trousers with narrow red stripe (same as peotaloons), Wellington boots, straps, sword, belt ...
... monis, •ix :—thirty-eight is England and fifty. eight in Scotland. The outbreaks in England occurred in the counties of Reser, Kent, Lan- caster, Leicester, Middlesex, Norfolk, Northantp. toe, Surrey, Sussex (East), and York (West Riding); while those in ...
... of Mr Bennett, one of our number. Oar meetings were afterwards transferred to Mr thadstone's house in Carlton Gardens. Mr Maidstone was often present and concurred in the Resolutions passed. But he was the only one of as who did not append hie name to the ...
... some more of the song.— In ye gang to hell, Willie, Stan' sentry at the door, An' let na' in but honest folk That ye weel kent afore, Willie. Lines suitable for a banner at the forthcoming Kirkcaldy franchise demonstration : Ah, Willie, you've misled ...