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... inamorata to write their names orl some warm seintiment, and the tattooers reproduced the writing in facsinide. Tattooing said to In Treading in most nnexpectesl quarters. One tattooer he recently tattooed • bishop with • big cross crushing a dragoix ...
... THZ season of agricultural meetings is new in full awing. and it is not surprising that the question of the agricultural tattooer should form a principal topic with the speakers on such «elisions. While we are willing to allow, with Lord RANDOLF CHURCHILL ...
... Webster, H. Dews, A. Lucas, H. M. Beaumont, T. English, L Jackson, W. Nettleton, C. >iutiou, soil K Haigh, forwards . . EA:4I3IOOR V. MOlLEY.—Plftyed at Morley en Saturday, and resulted hi a win for &tattooer by one goal (dropped by Joe Walker) to one ...
... Lord Welby. • forlorn hope in City of Loudon. in the Progressive interest. He is a member of the well-known tirni of • ',tattooers and paper-makers. and was vice- ' chairman of the committee that secured Brockwell Park for the public. This week has seen ...
... have been the worst for many years. of style. A very handsome model, is more. it applied also to flower gardens. lie of the English Church. We must not lose 'lied to St. Fan tusk of same!) , so ser sg be ikst shoet tased ot a : t er s e:s o h; es oi tb ...
... constitutional question therefore of one l.hamber, or two Chambers, as put by Lord Lansdowne at Plymouth, must be decided the English ionsiiiu. eucies or the day is lust. The only comfit', Puna! barriers between capital and a stealthy Socialism, cloaked by ...
... ealar• of Inc pomade per an. ram ; and for the district of Walton at a eatery of tee pounds per mons, he being the nearest tattooer to the diaries. The tender of Mr Charles Driver (AM, for whitewathing, wan accepted. The tender of Mr J. Milers (143). for ...
... NEWDEGATE regretted the absence in Her Majesty's Smirch of any a Ilusrm to the distress which had so tong iitevailed among English operatives, the only remedy for whose sufferings was stated to be emigratiou •' a forced emigration being, in fact, banishmeat ...
... enforcing a cruel and grinding English-made law. This is the official Claclidonian view of the eaor, and the 'Ouse Parnellites have adopted it. Then there is the third view, which we mama i. the true one. It is that the English people. noon the palitiral ...
... crust of bread, as he sits by the refreshing spring ; it is because exp.:rieuce his long proted that, like the cheese of the English labourer, it helps to sustain his strength also, and adds, beyond what its bulk would segaest, to the amount of nourishment ...
... kilning against railway carriage doors which hare bees closed hut left unfastened. In or.ter to preseet inch accidents, the English railway eompaaies have adopted the pnietice of locking the carriage doors, a system which has its dangers and inewneetiraces ...