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... cloth ; 7s. Od. net in leather. NEW SIX-SHILLING FICTION. THE MAIDS OF PARADISE. By K. W. CHAMBERS, Author of “Cardigan, “The Maid-at-Arms,” &c. BARBARA LADD. CHARLES G. D, Second Edition now Ready. MR. PERCY WHITE'S LATEST EOOK. PARK LANE. By PERCIf ...
... have prospects. Should not throw arm on the market. Alex (Come): it seems to be a reasonable investment. E. N. (Hove): Carnets would be a satis. factory investment. S. Y. Z. (bandy): It is too speculative. Meador (Cardigan): It is a sound and suitable company ...
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... ardigan party at Deenc, I read, has been joined by the Earl of Cardigan. It Nestor, at elbow, who puts his finger on the paragraph. He, it appears, can remember the time when an Karl Cardigan was host at Deenr. The seventh Karl it was, James Thomas, of ...
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... R. N. Moore, 71, Elgia-road, both ot Seven Kings. BEATIIs. LANCE —Our , son, John Frederick, aged 4 ii..-nthy, , f itssed toeseciutty away on Joly llth. Safe in thin arms of Jesus.' WALL E, Actium j, nes, on July 111th, at St. .'.ine s, Siewius-lane ...
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... bury. Fisher's Annals of Shrewsbury School. AMOORE, J. 8., & SON, 28, High Street, Wimbledon Common. Japanese Legend in Art. John. Strang Mag. Vol. 31. Pub. covers. On the Making of Etchings. Frank Short. 40 pp. ed - BAILLIERE, 'rnmgr.x. U_GO_X. 8. Henrietta ...
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... Marion Stirling, Gertrude Palmer, and Kitty Grattan, the charming wife of the aforesaid Mr. Lytton. Miss Grattan was, in effect, born in the profession, for she is the daughter of the late II. Plunkett Grattan, playwright and novelist, who was one of the ...
... Day, .J Ed rd Griffiths, 66, -iilk Day, John Eciwarc. Titliths, ~, a at. Mr. Frederick Henry Thomas Street- fringe maker, of Cardigan-road, Bow, field, Eastbourne , late of the Foreign suddenly fell into the arms of his wife and died. At the inquest at ...