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... CmAntEs M. CLAIIIM Saville Row. From Dr. Ferguson. of King's College Hospital, one of her Majesty's Physicians. - ---- I have - repeatedly prescriped Mr. Dinneford's Solution of Magnes:a, and found it an agreeable and useful remedy in disorders of ...
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... deteeifileatiew. _. It appears that Mr. Edward Boma, Owl weli. known pioneer, was 'landing iroard two priaoners confined in a hut when Coe ei AO. him with a rifle left by another moat. The Has. I Maurice Gifford was alone with Mr.Bansett at the time. He promptly ...
... held at St. Medi. to el Ms aseestra el Melee. • By a dr bds pedestal' vide\ ler dil _= by Me. Mara Wertheimer lkermfe tor at which that = het to tie House of C ia :rit hems awl wee es magesses. Mr stmerial tosni, lee the yews* se el is priers it eeterisil ...
... Newport. SPEECHES BY DR. HARRIS AND MR. SHERIFF LAWRENCE. The annual dinner of the local branch of the Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers sad Firemen was held at the King's Head Hotel, Newport, on Good Friday eveuing. Mr. A. E. Garwood chairman ...
... Botha, with his wife and son, and Mr. 1). Van Widen, and General De Wet. aceoompanied with Mr. Kestell. his private neervtarv. General Delarey, with Mrs. Delarey, Advocate Ferreira, Mn. Ferrier*, Miss Delarey, and Mr. Webster. reached Waterloo by the ...
... DR. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE I JILLS. F OR BILE, WIND, FO LIVER, and F OR STOMACH COMPLAINTS, F OR LOW SPIRITS, DEBILITY, F OR WEAK DIGESTION. TESTIMONIA L. ONE OF THOUSANDS. The Cottage, Carrick-bree, Bantry, Ireland, June 24th, 1867. I feel great ...
... ides city is te Europeans was by Mr. Paaah. Apart I from his owa he quoted the amass of Pow* Dr. of I the Benin River. Mx. Blssq. Consul Asseeley. Mr. Paton. sad Mr. Micistarleate, as I who have visited the the sent King's nip. and added ...
... the Louden Fishmongers' Hall, Mr. Binney and Dr. Wiberforce were present as representatives of the:r respective denominations, and the former, in his response ta the usual toast, The clergy of all denominations, reminded Dr. Wilherforce of an occasien ...
... OUTRAGE ON A GENTLEMAN. On the night of the 27th nit. a murderous was committed on Mr. James Homer, a retired corn dealer, living at Taunton Lodge, near Ashton-under-Lyne. Mr. Horner was on his way home, and he had sanely got beyond the Oldham. road station ...
... to • owner leveid of originality. •dr 'seise. Mrs story told of him is that les lay een in Isle of lie rads • as. to drier* I. • pen of lie thee, is soon r ha arid be reared to • el tranquility. He perforsond this aid allotted eight der to sets ef sight ...
... the sketches of the Early Kings of Norway, by Mr. Carlyle, which are apptaring in Fro,er, have been recently written. It happens that they were written a good many years ago, although they are only now given to the world. Mr. Edward Jenkins, M.P., advocating ...