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... Leamington, Aug. 25; h, I_2. Mettrs. Barrow Bvahs A Co., Ld. Gentlemen,— l find your Hair Restorer S-lilng well, and people speak very tdehly of it. A lady; old me it was the finest Hair Waah she had used, arid an American lady from Boston was ao pleased ...
... ive working senii which have taken place, or which are lihely to take place, en this borouph. I speak with solsO foeling OU this subjeot, because I speak in the preseuces of m any worhkug me v who have been my oldest friesuis in thi borough of Chelsea ...
... 8TOCK ROOMS. §. ¥ ON THE OpposiTion.—The Fo ye ta, hia Lordship and Sir] av of Her esty’s 2 Opp. indness of 4 om very wien speaks of to note myself, and I am that Conservative passed it fully ol @ strenuous proposals, even when that tion is not to have ...
... Tboee who hare used apeuk the most flstlerinc term*, and are never without it, and instances could cited of those who nev*r speak in public witliont having previously strengthened their voices by the use PRIESTLEY'S MINT ROCK. J, PRIESTLEY, MANUFACTURING ...
... rwould go to townsmen and half to agricultural t i labourers, and it would undoubtedly admit a large 5r a number of miners. Speaking of corrupt practices, he ti I said there was probably no place where votes were so v D openlv bought and sold as in some ...
... recog- nition, and of some of them has not vet been established, while in the case of four those who clauned them could only speak as to the clothing. About nine o'clock last night three women were found within a few feet of each other, and in close proximity ...
... lost their lives. Of tke thirty-two colliery warnings issued, nineteen were justified by sub?equent events. Sir C. Dilke, speaking |on Saturday night to the electors of Chelsea, referred to the assimilation of the franchise, stated that it bad been computed ...
... end generous legislation we should gain the afiections of the Irish people. Mr. ILnmGowoaTvr, M.P., was also called upon to speak. ;PeterringtoMr. Holden'sremnarks in reference toEgypt, he L said lie seas not nouwgoing into a defence of his vote, because ...
... sermon, yesterday morning, in multitudes of years teach wisdom” (Jeb xxxii., 7), Parisi Church, on the text, “* Days should speak, and not without its lessons, the Rev. Canon Biakenty said :—England in 1882 is in the world was ever so favoured as I believe ...
... TESTIMONIAL Leamington Aug 25 th -1882 Messrs Barrow and Co Ld Gentlemen— I find your Hair Restorer selling well and people speak very highly of it A lady told me finest Hair Wash she used and American lady from Boston so pleased with it she came in again ...
... Solicitor; and nearly all the special jurors who acted in the murder cases tried at the last two or throe Dublin Commissions. Speaking at a National League meeting held to-day in Bray, county Wicklow, Mr. Richard Lalor, M.P., said he was glad to see that the ...
... what he calls a “foul and horrible had been brought against him by ‘“‘a icked design woman.” He avows hi in t afluir, and speaks in terms of the most extravagant bitterness partner. The evidence of death by poisoning been iven the inquest was adjourned ...