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... Free ohnpudnrbyl’d h-{'m who will jndiciously dispose of them in his ty.— Address, Prof. O. Pasrrs Brows, 9, King-street, Covent Garden, London. ‘ ARTIFICIAL TEETH. _ .89, BENNETR'S . HILL RMINGHAM. MA§ be eon% ‘%Mh mz invented and un PA’ IMPROVEMENTS, m‘z ...
... fid by Post to any one xbo will jndkio:)lly dispose B:ohun 'u;’hi- locality.— ddress, Prof. O. Puzirs WN, King-street, Covent Garden, London. ...
... Mpndpruiyl’od to any one whe will judiciously dispose of them in his locality.— Addnob:nl. 0. Purrrs Bmowx, 2, King-street, Covent Garden, London. ABTIFIQIAL TEETH. MESSRS. ESKELL & CHITTEY, SURGEON DENTISTS, 39, BENNETT'S HILL, BIRMINGHAM. HAY be censulted ...
... gq;l er (Mr, . For ure. WO new VArl can potatoes), gne named Snowflake, t:‘ oitvrAg::lvka, from Messrs. Hooper m&(}o.. ot Covent Garden, u?don. One pound of éach was weighed, and planted on the 13th April, in the presence of Mr. Holmes, schoolmaster, Siddington ...
... —Mr. Gubbins said that free trade in drink meant free trade ip drunkenness, which was a thing they could not eonfrol. In Covent Garden there were several licensed houses within a stone’s throw of each other, Mhm&pflh&m It was & had been stopped, and those ...
... Free of charge and pre})nid by Post b:fl who will judiciously dispose of them in his Address, Prof. O. PaeLrs Broww, 2, Ki Covent Garden, London. et R ...
... by post te any address with full inmcfi.tzll. Po(; s;m%u and p’o:rtwn!ul of the remei ress O. P. Browx, K.lng -street, Covent Garden, London . NEBVOUS AND PHYSICAL DESILITY Resulting from errors or any other cause, not s treated by Quacks with mineral ...
... 0 an any ong who will judiciously dispose of them in his loosb’ty.-— Address, Prof. O. PuELrs Bmowwx, 2, King-street, Covent Garden, London. B Sold by all w and Patent Medicine endors, I§d. and 9s. 9d. ;J.-Mfi:q.p:mwmfi monlsnuodvod, the mpmmuumwm Lon Wu ...
... Post to any one who will judiciously dispose of them in his locality.— Address, Prof. O. PHELPS DBrowy, 2, Kiug-streot, Covent (Garden, London. Read the following testimonial just received :— Coventry, February 26, 1874. DeARr 81R,—Please send me another ...
... mmmmun an end, and to the last nights, notwi ding the intemse heént, both houscs have been covfi. The Puatti nights ot Covent Garden have attracted the most enthusiastic aundiences, aund, whsqn. Jore than™we any previous season, the nbbhmu made tonflex ...
... one of the tenors ; and it ‘is stated Mr. Mapleson claims Signor Tamagno and M. Gayarre (the two tenors mentioned in the Covent Garden prospectus), as being engaged to him for the season. 'thv must be some mistake on his part or Mr. Gye's. M. Faure and Signor ...