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... conclusion that the whole of Mr. Murray.' article consists of extracts from the contents of this box, whereas there is nothing from the box--all the quotations being from a sort of chess scrap-book corn. piled by Donee and bequeathed by him to the Oxford Library ...
... aeonired or constitutional Discharges from the Urinary Organs. Gravel, and Pain the Back. Free from Mercury. established upwards 30 yea**. Tn hex® each, all Chemist® and Patent Medicine Vendors throughout the World, or sent for stamps the makers. Lincoln ...
... his day, told me that he could not bear going through the Zoo, that it was to him the cruellest place in the world. Of course, he spoke from the standpoint of the captivity of wild animals, but he assured me that the Zoos of foreign parts, especially ...
... husband and father, from his sorrowing wife and children; With kindest sympathy, from his loving mother; With loving sympathy. from Richard and Mary; From Edie. Alice, and Mabel (Eastbourne), with loving sympathy; In loving remembrance, from ...
... 000 in round numbers, being equal to a population of over 300,000 persons dependent upon it. There is nothing like it in the world, excepting, perhaps, in China. It is the transferprint which caused this revolution. About the I year I 750 it was introduced ...
... committee acknowledge preeente flftjr rabbite from Sir Lionel UareU Bart., Court; eight rabbito brace of pheasants from Mr. Colin Mae Ivor, Blaisdon .Hall; fruit from Miss tarter, Harescombe; scrapbooks from the girls Miss Phillimore’s Bible ...
... low ing for the use of the patients : Illuatrated papers from Messrs. W. H Smith and Son, Promenade; scrapbook from Mr, Morris, 4‘28 High-street; vegetables from two grateful patients; and j£s from the Robins’ Treat Committee. Cheltenham ...
... thtt inconvenience was caused to a minister who attracted from the other side of the town to conduct the usual Nonconformist service on Wednesday evening. The inmate.. however, had just rammed from the pantomime. and were then basing te.k in the dining hall ...
... n more or less ; from the love-letters of ie ancnt and unearthed in the the world's cradle to the latest Jua I: ' ll , • nsryanre. But you cannot extract nt or humour from a deed of con' this particular document takes .f a scrap-book. into which a Chemist ...
... to him. Unfortunately, that is not possible, and so. morning after morning, the same old brim-- cudgelling goes on. A weary world LIKE the Mayoral Luncheon comes but once a year, and when it comes it brings good cheer. Mao, it brings, very often. a new ...
... (Rates Office), and the From EarleOroome on Saturday this pack, following members the Library Conwith a big field, hunted. The first fox from mittee Meesre. A. Beekingsale, W. Cr ss a drain, bolted practieaJly into hounds. From well. E. C. Rogers, A. Miles ...
... me a small, yellow-covered scrap-book. The colour in this instance has nothing to do with politics, unless politics is a form of malady which you can cure by pennorths from the chemist's. I recognised that yellow scrap-book the moment it reached my hand ...