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... British Army has created so much interest this feat arms The artist had the benefit of the experienced assistance of ' many surviving Officers and Private Soldiers, and most of the portraits, Lord Cardigan hia famous ' Charter, are from life. In the painting ...
... British Army has created 30 much interest this 'feat arms. The artist had the benefit of the experienced assistance of many snmviug Officers and Private Soldiers, and most the portraits, including Lord Cardigan on his famous Charger, are from life. the painting ...
... British Army has created much interest this feat of arms. The artist had tho benefit of the experienced assistance many surviving Officers and Private Soldiers, and most the portraits, mcluding Lord Cardigan on his famous Charger, are from life. In the painting ...
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... Norman, 24, Temple Street. At half-past six the roof of Marmadnke House, John's Lane, Bedminster, was blown in. The premises belong to Mr George Sims, of and are occupied by Mr John Hedges. one was injured. A girl named Ellen Suter, aged 13, of Sang Street ...
... now of 21, Bmldin-s, Holbein, Loudon, and 29, Road. m John Peter Glengall Koad, Old Kent Load, Surrey, manufacturing chemist. Thomas William Salmon, 6, Market Place, High Essex, dairyman. William John Preston Hose, Oxford Street, and 118. Earl's Co rt Road ...