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... 21st year, Walter, son of Mr. John Scarlett. Single House. —23r0l ult., at Torrington St. ('lenient, Norfolk, Elizabeth Margaret, the Isdoved wife of .1. T. Seccombe, M.D., aged 26. ITII. —2Mtll nit., dolin, infant son of John Smith, 8, Itaingate-ispare ...
... Elizabeth Cruickshank, a widow at !love Church ; that he represented himself to be Major-General John Walter M'Alpine, of a regiment of Hugger,' of which Lord Cardigan was Colonel, and that that lady. who had a email fortune at the time of her mining was ...
... signed John Life. On the back of that there is a rough •ketch in pensil, on which are the words, Melbourne, Sandrich, Williamstown. There were also wine crosses on it. They appeared to in a different handwriting to the ink part, signed John Lune. One ...
... remedies for several years without any good result. Accept my grateful thanks.—l arm Sir, your obedient servant, CHARLES REILLY. To Dlr. Ede. Sergeant-major Royal Cardigan Militia. Dear Sir,—Mr. Mountford, builder, of Small Heath, informs me that his wife ...
... oacitement; fact • the drop fell his legs gave way, and he dropped into it dosed with some sensational incidents, which might the arms of Galcraft's assistant. He appeared to die please the foe sensationalism to almost immediately. A formal inquest was afterwards ...
... savors! days. Pl..+ send me another bottle, esl alkali always keep one by me.—Yours truly, Mrs. 1194, busily street. 113, New John Utrett, West, Birmingham. Sir,— I was suffering from ewers cold and inflamed eye. consulted two peysiciabs. bUt to no relief ...
... I Elul it is doing ma good already. Hoping to have it by return. 1, Beehive Terrace, Wilton Street, L nails Birmingham, Mr. John Ede, Burchfield, Birmingham. Augnet 23, 1873, Dear sir,—l am now in my eighty•lifth year, nod have been suffering from defer ...
... days. Please send me another ba ttle, ea I shall always keep one by me. —Yon. truly, MraUItEALY. 94, brearly Street. 143, New John Street, West, Birmingham. Sir,—l was euffering from a metre cold and indented eye. consulted two phyeiciaus, but to no relief ...
... several days. Please send me another bottle, ae l shall always keep one by me.—Tour. truly, Mrs. 94, lingerie street. 143, New John Street, Wont, Birmingham. w,w suffering from • serere cold and inflamed rye. Oolmalted two phystelims. but to so relief ; and ...
... 1, 13.ehive . Terrsee, ,, Wiltou Streit, kir. John Ede, I robttaW, Birmingham. August U 9,1879. Dear Mr, .1 am now to my eighty•fifth year, and have been suffering trots d••(ectire sight for th• lard four year. I n Inch an intent that was entirely prevented ...
... days. Please mud me another bottle, as I shall always keep one by me.—Yonrs truly, Mn. Pewter, It 91, brearly street. 148, New John Street, West, Birmingham. wen suffering from a revere cold and inflamed eye. coneeited two physicians. but to no relief; and ...
... 1, Beehiveyerrsoe„Wiltou Street, Loselle, Birmingham, Mr: John Ede, Birchfield, waken.. Lear sir,-1 am now in my eighty fifth year, and hove been suffering from defective night for the Last lour year. to suck an extent that I was eutttely working at my ...