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... ion of it. the magistrates uni ratepayers gave £4OO in support of the institution for the comiug half year, many of them speaking in warm terms of the house and its management. Some people say the poorhouse infirmaries would answer all the purposes of ...

... can now boast Of head of hair, which many cannot ; Was bald' on* the ci*owb head when I began using it.—W.B. Evefy customer speaks highly of youf P. Johe.% Chemist, Paradisc-stfeet ...

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... wished to speak to him, and followed him into room, where sank into a chair. The police told him what their object was, how their suspicions had been raised, and ih(juirod where his wife and children were. Hunt said in reply, 1 cannot speak you; have ...

... in:»st holy feelings which per you a day like this—that it only because heart expand the of you that I would even ptvsume speak to you. All 1 have iron around me—nil I ee this moment—serve but to expand and widen still more those ings which are c. m non ...

... Sunday being thfe the Seven Dolours, took lus text froth the epistle, read on the nay, and in; which the Pjiophet Jeremiaa speaks by anticipation the ...

... which persons resident here will have to go, for, after having gone over rales, they have, properly speaking, to recommence their journey. been speaking to many pursuna extensive information and high standing in this neighbourhood, who all agree that the ...

... LOVE’S LOSSES, Oh 1 wtite ...

... promises for long credit, and duns for deferred payment. Who ia there so green that hsdon't take paper If auy, be need not speak for don’t mean him- Who there greeu that don't advertisef If any, let him slip—lie ain’t the chap neither. Who ia thcra mean ...

... of a head of hair, which many cannot; I was quite bald on the crown of my head when began usinglt.— Vi’.R. ‘Every customer speaks highly of your crinilene.’—F. P. Jones, Chemist, Paradise-street, Liverpool. Hints on the Management of the Hair, Whiskers ...

... OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. SO new in literary world ana every day put forth ihat we are obliged speak ■ef new a-pinmt with the greatest circumapeotion till iliscirvi'l- what quality is actually made, i ),OS DOM SOCIETY, after months, has shown itself to b ...