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... genius. Yet, certain given material, all the education in the world will never produce poet. due consideration what essential to constitute the poet, is suited to deter many versifiers from wasting precious time in an unprofitable pursuit. Let for a moment ...
... Christmas number of the Graphic and two scrapbooks, from a friend; Mr. Gabriel Palmer, of Berrow, 10s. donation ; 4s. 6d., per Col. Rawlins, from unknown contributor; and some Leiturt Hours and other magazines from Mr. Stuckey, per R. A. Kinglake, Esq. ...
... Mondays and Tharadaya Mr. R. Gordon, Hones Surgeon. Tha Matron l-ja acknowledge with many thanks present aid baan from Mrs. Hole ; scrapbook Item Mm. Bant Kxmumoic Pm. —At the ■-- Wednesday nett there will he axnihitaaa pets, medals, dowers, 4a, hy the ...
... you word yonr advertisement?” asked a merchant. “Here is,” said the man, producing a slip cut from a newspaper. The merchant took it and 'read, ” Lost from the vestibule of the Church, last Sabbath evening, a black silk umbrella. The gentleman who took ...
... matron begs to acknowledge, with many thanks, Christm** pudding* from Mrs ditto from Miss Smith; ss. from Mrs Wakefield, for Christmas dinners; contributions for the Christmas tree from Mrs Aston, Mrs C. Whitting, Mrs llunbury. Miss Alford, Mrs G. K. ...
... week,probably on Thursday, The QI10:311 and the Royalties from the Castle are expected to witness this sight. Mr. Irving, Mies Ellen Terry, and several of their frit leis have booked passages from Southampton to New York, in the North flz.rulan Lloyd steamer ...
... and central ward table from Mr. Mark Whitwill; tea service from Mr*, and Mis* ; wool quilts from Mrs. Walters; a handsome clock from Mr. W. F. Phillips, Westcliff; scarlet flannel jackets from Miss Gimingham; copper kettles ...
... disadvantage of the Irish Channel, besides beiiw too distant from the largest centres popttlatioo the midlaiida, eastern, western, and southern counties; the porta on aouthcoastare too far away from our nig cities and manufacturing towns. Cardiff and other ...
... contributions for the Christmas tree from—Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs, Beedle.Mrs. Dawson, Mrs. Kayfton, Misses Bailer; b.sika from olonel Carrie, peri«Mlicals from friend, and scrap-books for the Children’s Ward from Miss Mary ('arrow. C ...
... the same breed from Mr T. Stevens, Milverton; a Devon heifer, from Mr of Bridgwater, and a shorthorn heifer from Mr 8. Baber, of Elborough; also several Exmoor and Porlock sheep, from Mr. Porter, of Hutton horns and Hampshire downs from Pimm ...
... Hart, Ban well, from John Brake to Ed. Elton dole; George Hotel, Higbbrklg*, from John Steven* to Frederick Collard; Crown Inn, Latcbam, Wed mure, from John to John Spearing, butcher. Woo key, Wells; Britannia In , Weston■uper-Mare* from Mary Ana Map*tone ...