... 4/. SEWING MACHINE (PATIOS= NO. 5,8) TRW Machin dose wcek which bear acispartaon with that di machines I =y iligh u 2 : lll with steel egad plated SUMP. It work' at great speed. It Do other therefore does DOt to be NOWDMI3tGeteOIIBII I I9. DCBLIL NoviAcUtao ...

... PUBLICATIONS. 4/. SEWINC MACHINE 4/. (PATINTZD No. 5,882..) HISChIn• dose work which will bear comparison with •f other machines 1 0 4 sting higher prima Entirely mode of metal - with steel and plated fittings. It works a. treat speed It has no complication ...

... 5. 64. SEWING MACHINES. A Ss. Leolistitah Machin* for £1 15. Special Sale for 21 days. How is it done? By buying in %immense quantities for cash. By salting in immense quaaUties. By g Ulna recomme-rdattons from overyJne. How many machines does any ordinary ...

... Rooms. Excellent cuisine. Moderate Tariff. or call and see the Machine at work. Address:— lir W. MA Wi, Special Boardin Terrs. Ar5.14.;.,re5s . 111M11111110 MACHINE ca. IL Dept. n. vv. ri. wss, 31, BROOKE STREET, HOLBORN, LONDON ...

... the basement there ere two large swimming baths, list and second class, wherein the working man can have the real luxury of a swiin _ altar his day's toil. Here also, is a large laundry; a ztme ed by steam machine ry , and containing MlwaM-' ate, with every' ...

... RPTAIfI. Applications, stating age awl qualitlcationii. with oiliirs (only) of fertlmoniAli. to be ',Aged nith It. blAcicAY, 112, Bath Btiest, Glanow, 00 0? before lbth Mar,b. 11 4 (WEER VICTORIA ST I.()NDoN, EC. V '4rhouses: . 1:. BRE ‘l. ST. ICU.. KC. ...

... Halloo I ' into tilt niece, ran the paper back over the steel point, and faint ' Halloo ! Halloo! in return. I determined to a machine that would work accurately, and gavt. assistants instructions, telling them what I had discovet They laughed at me. That's ...

... Frees, Shrewsbury. Dr. B. W. Richardson, P.R.S., London. George Charlton, Esq., J.P..Gateshesd-on-Tyne. Rev, Wm. Aeworth, DIA„ Bath. Rev. Prebendary Grier„ M.A., Rugeiey. Rev. Alex. lifeAulay, ex-President, Wee. Conference. The Very RSV. N. Dickinson, Dean ...

... Urine Memorial A. Long 21 Cricklewood , St Peter's ..' Rev. 3.5. Woodhouse Rev. Bloomer and Mr. T. Cowley -I SO 22 , Bath, Liberal Club -.• • . • . ' Mr. F. W. Pidgeon 1 Mr K. C. Bramble, end (Dtestsision• I on Compensation' I 2 c Brighouse Central ...

... 'tunable Men, in earl. ant ai our opecial agenta With we can a view to wobble lossilon Mete awl and Ti.. gratifications , at. 'bath. Tart Priiwiple. lot Pr. .vent on•opailon Mint of latch a charaeler am to admit of at mate being allotted to our work. arrtato ...

... Scotland, anduot one in I mm - . W Richard Logan, a gentliglin raiding at Ayton near Coldingham, drowitildtheAther diy while bathing near his dews, '. IL - pawnbroker, Edward Taylor, of Stoni house, Plymouth, and who occupied a very good social position, ...

... classes of Burton, at a total cost of £BO,OOO. He presented the town of Derby with a large recreation ground and public swimming baths at a cost of £12,000, as well as an art gallery and a free library upon which the sum of £25,000 was expended. He was equally ...