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... 141, New John-street, West, Sir,—l was suffering from a severe cold and inflamed eye. 1 consulted two h'yémlu. but to no relief ; and rec:f;:‘umon::(d to Ly yo;r M:. Amerioan lyo‘ Lig I « 80 ; hnppy SAy & w m ve cured me.—?onn. &c., ’ A Lauvy. W.m&ua ...
... Waolverhampton. —~Nov. 30, Jobn Marflen, of Kedlefton lan, Derbyfhite, dna', at the King's Arms Tavern, Derby —ar. ' George ‘Tepperley, of Boothby, Cumbertand, and john Fleming, of lrmmw\, faid County, check-manufa&turers, at the Bloe-Bell, Carlfle.—Dec. 3 ...
... you,” she said calmly. / ohe had not looked at or addressed Dir John again when presently he went away. His motor was waiting at the hospital gate to take him back to the Llansladrone Arms, his hreadquarbters for the present. But he looked back at her ...
... Tower Arms, Lench-street, Sir,—l Mnmfiflo‘mh%hfl efticacy of your famed Eye Liquid, 1 lieve has cured me of & soum on the right eye, had mn.r.amta.m-mm romedies for several years an mymm—lmfi.mwm CHARLES ReiLuy To Mr. Bde. Sergeant-major Royal Cardigan Militia ...
... Martiages and Beaths. o DEATHS. Su 11.—Dec. 5, at Kenilworth, Joseph Smith, aged 41 rears, ) - ' M niss.—Dec. 10, at Kenilworth, John Wm. Vincent, soa of Me Johin C. Melliss, aged 13 mouths. R. . —Dec. 8, ai Lewmington, James R. Rae, postviaster of Kenilworth ...
... Chejhire, Sic Henry Muinwaring, 0 Pever, Bart, Camb* & Hunt' John Waddington, of Ely, Efq. Cornwal!, James Vivian, of Pencallevick, Eiq. Devonfbire, Charles Hayne, of Lupton, Efg. Dorfetjbire, John Smith, of Sidling St. Nicholas, Efg. Derbyjbire, ¥ ran.Nogl ...
... '—-!o-n truly, 6.0 Late of the Arms, Lench street, Birmingham. lu.—xn.nmmuumufiefficacy of your famed Eye Liquid, 1 bellmhuuug-nodumuflux had nuofl-hr-fl-ly-n'mn M’t =y -t .CIAN.‘:' To Mr. Ede. Sergeant-major Royal Cardigan Militia. Dear Sir,—Mr. Mountford ...
... for I ind it is doing me good already. Hoping to have it by return. 1, Beohive4arrace, Wilton-strect, Lozells Birm am, Mr. John Ede, Birchfold, Birminghom. Aug 33 %73 Dear Sir,~l am now in my e -Afth year, and bhave b.onwflod:t‘hmd-locun for the last four ...
... depots of arms or ammunition f—2A. 1 believe there never ‘were any, the arms'were in the hands of the people, and they hid them; this was confidered the fafefi method. - 2 ' m&' 1t has been flated to m{‘ Committee, t you have faid you fwore Mr. Grattan? —A ...
... Condition of their being | tranfported for their natoral Lives, Friday laft John Jorden, one of the Fellons concerned in break ng ouvt of Maidftone Gaol, and murdering Mr, John Stephens the Keeper, was recommitied to the faid Gaol by Charles Whiteworth ...
... C. Webb: Mr. John Prandist to Mise Ann Wale, both of Bedworth. Oumn—(iPrTElSGs. —Beph. 7 (by the Hev. C. M. C Webbl, Mr. Jesse Moore to Miss Mary Ass Geld hings, both of Bedworth. Wess—Bovups. —Sept. 7iy the flev. C. H. C. Webb, Mr. John Webb to Miss ...
... , Wm. , to Mils Barnet, both of that place. g i On Tuefday, Mr, John Homer, fadler's ironmonget, to Mifs Cépe, thgtm:t of Mr. Cope, druggift, both of Bigmingham, / On Thurfday, Mr. John Laughton, farmer, of Heathencote, to Mifs Gordon, eldeft daughter ...