... BOY RI L REPELS REPELS TNFLUENZA. INFLUENZA. Influenza is with us again in earnest. The contagion is widespread, and the mortality returns, as well as newspaper reports from all sides, tell us too plainly thit, this winter. Influenza is working greater ...

... 13th Gorham, A, Cavalry 6,508 40th Thomson, G. A., Infantry 7,198 Ul«t ?? Taylor, G. A.. Infantry 6.773 Q.C Harrison. F. D.. Infant— 3,5— WOOLWICH, JULY, 1892. 21st ?? Scott, F.W 7,600 52nd Dawson-Scott, G 6,484 The foregoing six most recent Successes include ...

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... than worthy of Jules Verne. London: Wm. Heiiieiiiai.n. 21, Bedford-street. W.C. THE SUCCESS OF THE SEASON. mHE GODS, SOME MORTALS, AND LORD X WICKENHAM. By JOHN OLIVER HUSHES. Ivoi., large crown Svo.. gilt top. ?? with a binding and title page designed ...

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... HENRI* C LATREILLE, Secretary. INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM, AVanstead. Patron— Her Majesty the QUEEN. A GENERAL COURT of the GOVERNORS will be held on THURSDAY, November 29, iv the Great Hall, Cannon-street Hotel, to Eiect 30 Infants— vi^., 15 boys and 15 girls ...

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... MARIONETTES. The ROYAL MIDGET. PEPPERS GHOST SHOW. The PANTOM I MOGR APH. The JU BILEE PROCESSION. BABY INCUBATORS, with LIVING INFANTS. m „„ GIGANTIC WHEEL RUNNING DAILY. TWO Woodley-tyred ORMONDE BICYCLES Given Weekly. The TRIUMPH of CONSTANTINE. Rome 312 ...

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... Telegraphic address Hitherto, L>n,toii Valuations for Probate, _c DRAWING-ROOM LECTURES on Ambulance Sub- jects, or Nursing, Infant Feeding, Ac, by former I__cturer to Si Joni Ambulance Association.— Address M.D. 658, Sell's agency. Fleet-street, London ...

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