... surroundings. The Earl of Cardigan in 1741 paid £7 16s. for a set of six; from the early 1760 s sets of 12, 18 or even 36 were not uncommon. The Earl of Bradford, at \.Yeston H all, hropshire, po sesses a set of 30 mahogany hall arm-chairs, their plain e ...

... of the cross-examination broke We have had trouble once .down in tears with this young girl disappear- Her father, with his arm ing, he said She has not round her, led her out of the been living on her own. She court, past the many people has been assisted ...

... words you read not justify your need Then pen to paper you can take And fun in rhyme you can create For Mrs Tindall took up arms In acid tone caused quite alarm That Mr Brunei’s good idea Did not succeed all folks to cheer Let not these words frustrate ...

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... for defending tbe family honour and the gaiety of our mermaids. One further point. Ulster King of Arms says our mermaid is all a model of a man's right arm a mallet tipped with gold, which the sign that gold-beating was on the premises.-W. l\l. Healhel'bank ...