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... , written by Mr. Alfred Higgiss, and illustrated by Mr. John Pulleyeve. A special memorial sketch of Sir John liilbert, written by the editor. sad illustrated with 16 reproductime of Sir John's pictures end drawl. is also given. the illustrations are ...
... (pit unit of Lord and Lady John returned to broke Lodge, a few days dace, from a toar of Visits. Count Persigny left Inverness on friday morning d, mended Achaaaarry House, oa a to Prince Adalbert of Prussia arrived at Plymouth on Saturday sight, treat ...
... would stoop sad kiss the coffin. Among those who had assembled'tor tbs purpose of Sooomr penying the remains to Ireland were John O'Connor, M.P.7Henre Campbell, M.F.. Pierce Mehooy, MJ?., J. J. O’Kelly, UP., J. Nolen, U.P., H. Harrison, M.P., J. Redmond ...
... named John Law stated that at about ton minutes to five o’clock one morning while on his engine about half-a-mile east of Childwall Station, noticed the body of a man between the rails. He immediately communicated with the station master, Mr. John Mowle ...
... COPLEY’S PONTEFRACT ADVERTISES, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1858. Mtm. Lord and Lady John Ruesell returned to Pembroke Lodge, a few days since, from a tear visits. Count Pcreigny left Inverness 'on Friday morning, and proceeded to Actmacerry House, visit to ...
... being proud of its dress the snake persists in concealing itself beneath large piece of cork its cage. LtRB most landlords, Sir John Kinloch had given no heed to the possibilities petite farming, but the matter being brought before hira he looked about his ...
... rate of eve per sees. per ; capitalists so poor an of their seers they will DOR give more than The for it. Mr. Pakington, Sir John Pakington's son, has Mused ea address to the electors of Worcestershire. Be states that he will give his support to may which ...
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