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R YDE F RUIT gUPPLY AND POTATO STORES 160, HIGH STREET, RYDE. TRUSSLER & CO., Proprietors. ENGLISH & FOREIGN FRUITS

... of a Century, AND NOT A SINGLE ACCIDENT has ever occurred in its use. Out of numerous Testimonials, the following two will speak sufficiently for its merits Extract from Letter from Alfred Hill, M.D., Public t Analyst, Birmingham : S £E£.t£? v dcrfv, ...

Published: Saturday 17 November 1894
Newspaper: Isle of Wight Observer
County: Isle of Wight, England
Type: Advertisement | Words: 2193 | Page: 7 | Tags: Classifieds 

NEWPORT

... morning, when she heard Mr. Groves say, looking towards Mr. King's shop, O you nasty old blackguard. She did not hoar Mr. King speak to him. She went indoors, and neither saw or heard anything more.—Defendant said that at half-past that morning he was going ...

30,000 Prize Writino Casks have already been sold; the price 2*. (or free post for 28 stamps), placet the article

... Arts awarded the Prize Uuineas their Silver Medal for its cheapness, durability, and mattes#. The City Pre**, June 1862, speaking Benson's Argentine, say#, Beautifully finished works of art. well sustaining the deserved popularity of the nrorucer. ...

30,000 PaiZR Wnitinu Cases have already been sold; the price 2*. (or free by for places the article within the

... every respectable Grocer, but care should be taken tliat no other Corn Flour is substituted.— Hretn. The Timet, of June 11th, speaking of Benson's Great Clock in the Exhibition, says, As a sample of English clock-* ork on a large scale, the works of this ...

MARKETS

... MARKETS. MONDAY. The supplies each kind of meat on offer to-day were but moderate, compared with some previous weeks. Generally speaking the demand ruled steady, and prices were well supported. Per 81b. by the carcase. a. d. a. d. s. J. s. d Inferior Beef 4 ...

THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION

... Esquimaux, who were killing seals near the north shore of King William's Land, which is a large island. None of the party could speak the Esquimaux language intelligibly, but signs the natives made to understand that their ship or ships had been crushed by ...

THE WAR

... on foot the day before, only served to increase still more. The telegraphic despatches which abound for the last few days speak too loudly ot the greatness of the disaster which has befallen the Russian army and ot the heroism of the allied troops for ...

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT

... at present be manufactured India under in excise duty, and could imported onpnvme.nt of customs duty. Monopoly, strictly speaking, did not ixist. The duty India three farthings per pound, therefore, the consumption 121bs. per head, peasant pays only per ...

THE FALL OF KARS

... weather, instead of not admitting of military movements, was open such operations for many weeks after my arrival at Kars. Speaking after four months' experience, declares that such unaccountable silence was highly dangerous to the public cause. What ...

THE RUSSIANS IN THE CRIMEA

... military hospital. At dinner I met a German from Odessa, who spoke Russian. The shopkeepers and innkeepers (excepting the Jews) speak nothing but Russian and Tartar. Our Odessa friend was of great service to us as an interpreter. Through him we were able to ...

RYDE, SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1870

... pilferings, and in this it is essentially distinguished from Troitmax's crime, il not from almost all others. Trotfman was, so to speak, a scientific murderer. lie had laid a deep plot, and only killed his victims because the extermination the Kinck family was ...