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... attention cucne beaatifcil New Figures Copeland'c Statuary. STOCK of KITCHEN WARE. Good* to anv Lent Owe. PRIZE MEDALS AWARDED TO GREENS' PATENT LAWN MOWERS INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, LONDON, INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, DUBLIN. 1886. The above Lawn Mowers have ...
... the Mid* rummer and Christmas quarters the most; the last quarter of the year being the special favourite for matrimony. Whether take or 1864, the mesa the '27 years, it will be found that the number of marriages in the Christmas quarter is nearly 50 ...
... account • LOCAL AND OTHER NEWS. LIBERAL The Mr George Fletcher, who died at his residence near Barnslev, on the August, has t>equeathed legacies « conquerable amount his relative*! the following donation* —£2oo the Cancer Hospital, London ; to the Infirmary ...
... Prince and Princess Wales.- Sunday ECCLESIASTICAL NEWS. KNARFSBOROUGH. —At public meeting held this town last week, the Society for the Propagation the Gospel, the collection amounted to nearly i' 39. NEW ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH AT DEWSBI RT.—A piece of ground ...
... represented the Rev. W. Sampson, missionary from India, and the Rev. H. 8. Brown, of Liverpool. The Mayor addressed the meeting illustration of the prominent and dieting part borne the Baptist in the »> id modern missions, and then adverted the Jamaica insurrection ...
... liubl* the neck until he w dead.' The Mine paper .hat 111 A disagreement between the |S. °!. . I Midwii. Iphi.«ftd Leftgne New York that city will ape red An exhibition intnle'rat which would Add laurels the wreath the party there. ••The Andrew- the ...
... St John the Baptist's Church, New a token regret losing his services. September 1886. On the Communion service was inserted Presented to the Rev. Robert Phillips by the congregation of St John the Baptist's Church, New Wortley, on the occasion of receiving ...
... as a Beginning « eight new time. They had loved the Church from ©uth, some perhaps might not church goers, ouldaot the Church; but all them must lovethi with the same love they had before, and with lewlove, answering -to the new beauty that restores wilding ...
... speaking the visitation London. and the effect improved water supply, said In the interval between 1848 and one company, •applying South London, was driven higher the Thame*, and e-r* above lock, water unooataminatcd with London sewage; while the other ...
... Bev. C. F. St George's-iathe-Easf, London.—The Rev. G. vicar Wo then moved a resolution recommending the holding of public meetings and delivering the subject. This was seconded Rev. W. WALLACE, St Luke's, Stepney, London.—The Rev. A, DAWSON, Dublin, then ...
... consist of £13,5'J0 per per City of New York; t'IU, ...
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