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... when all other foods are rejected. It is invaluable. ' — Lowjii Mf.ii eat Record. ENGER'S FOOD FOR INFANT*-*. ■*HiH».aniy speaking, ' i .- ng»r'. Food* entirely saved baby's life. II- could digest nothing until w« began the ' Bender.' Ho is now ro-y. and ...
... retained when all other food, are re* ?? It is invaluable. BENGER'S FOOD, ' For INFANTS.— Extracs from Private Letter Humanly speaking, 'Benger _ Fe>xr entirely saved baby . life. He couid digest nothing until w. began the -Benge-T. ' He is now rosy.and fattening ...
... and of living with the man who had done him the greatest wrong. He speaks of his past history as if it had occurred three centuries ago ; in his recitals and his observa- tions he speaks the language of past ages ; he is like a spirit discoursing in the ...
... Address G. L. ; 23, Walton-street, Bromptcn. TTTANTED, a SITUATION as VALET, T T 'TRAVELLING SERVANT or COURIER, by a Man who speaks French and Turkish. Just returned fro::: the Continent. Address A. 11., 7, Pembroke- mews, Halkin-street, S.W. TTTANTED, a ...
... proceeds to complain of •• the ions,- number of journals and revolutionary pamphlets which inundate the country, tiieabu.se speaking even in the Chambers the States, the daily progress of a system of propagamlism wliich at first prudently held itself reserve ...
... gentleman. ?? ; height J^-jS^fee^y^l^!^' ch_r_cter-KJ--g-: age 21: speaks French, little Engiiah : ia *â¢Â» ?? y-â .H. IC., 10, Savoy-buildiiig, Strand. AS Waiter; German; 20; speaks English: good ?? ?? > Oreat Portland-s't^t, r^ erenoafc A S Thorough ...
... the Rev. Mr. Rymer, whose Scholar, he cur'd in less than 5 Weeks Time; which Cure, was sur- prizing to all that heard him speak, or by Mr. William Wilkinson, Son of Mr. Richard Wilkinson of Durham, who himself hath been Cured by the said Mr. Penry, in ...
... holiday which they consider due to them. A daughter of Mr. D'Egville's, who a pupil of the Royal Academy, and of whom report speaks highly, will make her debut at her father's Concert on the 12th of January. The scheme of the evening's performance is given ...
... forces the protection the national establishments abroad. Keeping these projects in view, we think them is not, reoperly speaking, any such thing as a peace footing for the French navy, that is say. any |>ossible redaction of the ■aval strength. If England ...
... being placed at the extremity of the western wing, adjoining the gallery, which forms with it a right angle, nothing, humanly speaking, eould have saved the remainder of the building, had the fiamet ever found an entrance into this wainacotted apartment. ...
... the traversers, support of the traverser*' motion. The Court did not think it necessary to call on the Solicitor-General to speak to this motion. Whereupon it is considered and ordered by the -ourt, that Monday, the day January next, appointed for the triai ...
... the street with much pride and such a crinoline. Absinthe.—We have mentioned the word absinthe (familiarly called abs) in speaking of the Cabaret Niquet. Widely the custom has prevailed lately of drinking the pernicious spirit, its consumption i& nowhere ...