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... given him some good *‘ notices,” which he carefully preserves in a scrap-book, let him collect and print these in four-page pamphlet form, headed '~ PRESS OPINIONS ON ROBERT BROWNING. From the Midmarshes Weekly Chronicle : We cordially recommend Mr. Browning’s ...
... a ltitchell, jun,, Esq.), ;£5-Gifts : Presents of blankets, t, flowers, sweets, and buns from Mrs. Alfred Browett; ?? papers from MIiss Dealcin ; scrap-books from a e grateful ?? ipatieuts, 13 ; attendances, 540 ; now ir cases, 123.-E. J. ABBOTT, hon. ...
... ver took his fancy. These cutting* were afterwards reexamined, and if approved were pasted into one of his innumerable scrap-books and carefully indexed. One day Mr. wanted to consult a living book, and asked to advertise for a man who had been employed ...
... 2. 2s. £21. is. each from Mirs. A. W. Wills, Mr. Alderman Avery,' J.P., Mr. Councillor FCilford, Mrs. EdwinoYates, Messmr Southall Bros. and Barclay, Air. A. H. Grifithe, Mrs. Charles Osorn, Mirs. Henry,Symnonds : £61. -ouch from M~ies C. Harrold, Mrs ...
... on the n nd for -l-!ed hi hrapittl him lr resident medical checker which the from of tbe from of : alcohol from worth stomach portions of the of ihe checker cigar afternoon from failure of it for alcohol —r swallowed w Mci iM b ihe Nijrhi trying IMS will ...
... Sutton cr Walsall alighted from tram line to another train which for to hi the from possible to inconvenience anyone ten minute past eleven cleared line half-past one lines free from all obstruction THE GREAT FOOTBALL MATCH ASTON PRESTON NORTH END Toe over ...
... garlic tumbling into an apple tart, to spoil the whole dish. Apart from the pages devoted to fashion-wvhich, contain a number of examples of pretentious and l vulgar ugliness-the iIomunz's World has some1 interesting and instructive articles, one of which contains ...
... waterfalls: and f herein consists its distinction from all other remarkable ) valleys, so far as I know, in the world Straight over these mountain walls, not down the bed of converging ravines, but from upland valleys unseen above and beyond, come toplkng ...
... r, wvhen they have not altogecther ig nored It is certainly cu icus that almost t-he first -; r 'ir-t to treat the subject from other thans a :i mzian ploint of vieow, alm~ost the first book th~at can| i ucormnended to thiegenceral English reader, should ...
... has made some fame and considerable fortune in Sweetheart, has concocted a book of two hundred pages entitled Scraps from the Scrap-Book of Minnie Palmer, n and will give copy of it to every lady who patronises their entertainment on their forthcoming tonr ...
... who deceived in order that he might] destroy, and destroyed to found on his deception a _ specious supremacy, that I murderer from the beginning,' who ' stood not in the truth, because there was no truth in him.' The Universal Review adopts the principle ...