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... Bowbrldge Dye Works, £2138 5d ; three bottles of sherry from Mr M. B. Marshsli ; scrapbook from C. and L. Reynolds. Nrw Petters.—The following in a list of Local Patents which is supplied to us by The World Patent Agency, whose local representative se Mr A ...
... Committee discussion arose to its composition, and it was agreed that it should consist of four members from the north of Boston, four from the south, and four from Boston town. Messrs. Pooles, Killingworth, Hunn, and Lockwood were nominated represent Boston, ...
... Ravner, the subject which was Personal power. The world idea power had changed. The earliest type of personal power was the physical, another was that derived from wealth, third was that derived from birth and blood and plaoe. A loftier thau these was ...
... the meaning of tho National School Teachers Act. Tho Guard tans resolved to remain non-contributory. A letter was received from Miss Hamilton, Dromore Rectory, Dvsertmartin, osking to be allowed to give her customary entertainment the inmates, which the ...
... Another source of revenue is derived from fine freed which the people present every year from the produce of their land. Speaking fuether of the I modern Neutorians, about 60 years ago, the attention of the Christian world was directed to the intellectual ...
... Morn, and his Celebrated Cornet Solos. Open to Engagements from Jan. 21st. Agent, J. W. Johnson, 176, Waterloo-rd., S.E. The Greatest and Grandest Novelty Show on Earth. tA E A N E T T E, 8 the World's Marvellous Versatile Instrumental Wonder. Talk of every ...
... his Celebrated Cornet Solos. Open to Engagements tI from Jan. 21st. Agent, J. W. Johnson, 1761t, Waterloo-rd., S.E. v. The (Greatest and G1randest1, N Rv Sh-o - wV , o01 QAR A N ET T E, S the World's Marvellous Versatile Instrumental Wonder. Talk of every ...
... Clarendou-road. CONVALEaCKNT SKA SIDE BRANCH. The Matron acknowledges with many thanks the receipt of sweets, scrap-books, clothes, and magazines, from Mrs Morris, All Saints'; cards and clothes, Mrs Leslie Cornish, Morningside; buns, Mrs Burr; monster loaf ...
... n r cc ic ess m ili s e m d ig a h n o c e in pa g t be he in alab gk a ep raj tu ah P received hip guests as they alighted from their carriages. The ball room was lighted with innumerable wax candles and the floor was in excellent condition. Pink of various ...
... to pull backwards and forwards. Thus, you ,cc. a very useful corner cutboard will bs In , vi ed, Ili 1-er.: may be kept scrap-book, parlour gauo a , kc , Lc. On the shelf ittelif place a large I. hall lie% I tilled a seascuable flowers. and above split ...
... It was to be hoped that the school would attract a good many girls from the surrounding villsges. who would come in by train ; and therefore the site should be one not too far from the station. If there were only ono elem mosey in Oarmarthen, no one ...
... organa aa those paragraphs from the Medium and the “Upper World” indicate! Could Schopenbaner really hare been of so great interest as the lumber of figures alter his name in the indices teem to suggest! And here is paragraph from local paper, the “Dtdltown ...