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... J, Hill Foot, The Hydropathic Establishment and Winter Residence. Malvern House. London Kent Mr, Mrs, Miss, and the Masters, Highgate, London Kent Mr R R, do Kent Mr and Mrs Walter and the Misses and Masters Mrs Redfearn Hawthorn Villa. Levy Mrs and Miss ...
... Hon. Major Le Poer and Mrs, Ireland Mrs Thackeray, 5 Kensington House, Lawson Mr and Mrs, Kent Mr, Mrs, Miss, and the Masters, Highgate, London Kent Mr R R, do Kent Mr and Mrs Walter and the Misses and Masters Baird Mrs N B, Hunt Mrs and the Misses, Harland ...
... Newark L Mr H, Newbold 21 Westminster House. Lester Mr T and Miss A, Bedford Parker Miss, do Richardson Mr and Mrs, Bromley, Kent Russell Mrs, London Fridlington Miss, do * * . Waterhouse Mr and Mrs T G, Matlock Kelsey Mrs White Mr, Moorgate, SRR N S NT ...
... Newark X i Mr H, Newbold 21 Westminster House. Lester Mr T and Miss A, Bedford Parker Miss, do Richardson Mr and Mrs, Bromley, Kent Russell Mrg, London Fridlington Miss, do Waterhouse Mr and Mrs T G, Matlock Kelsey Mrs Wl_xitc Mr, Moorgate, Rotherham Hawson ...
... Miss, Liverpool Hewitt My T, Grimsby Dronsfield My and Mrs J, Oldham Howatt Mr W, Ayr Dixon Mr J, Manchester Monckton Miss, Maidstone Seaman Mrs, Sheffield Seaman Mv T, do Bell Miss Hateh the Misses Yate Mrs and Miss Cooper Miss F, Southport Checkland Mrs ...
... Manchester Ellis Mrs and Miss, Liverpool Hewitt Mr T, Grimsby | Howatt Mr W, Ayr Dixon Mr J, Manchester Monckton Miss, Maidstone Seaman Mrs, Sheffield Seaman Mr T, do Bell Miss Yate Mrs and Miss Checkland Mrs, Desford KEllis Miss, Liverpool Hutchinson ...
... their verdict, The Hon. Victoria McDonald, late Lady-in-“'aiting to the Queen, whilst driving in a pony-trap near Ash ford, Kent, was attacked by an infuriated bull. She was thrown out, and sustained serious injuries to her head and body. The pony was ...
... “HERCULES?” BOOTS AND SHOES. The Daily News of May 14th, 1884, in an article, which should be written in letters of gold, says :— ¢“ It is simply impossible to compute the suffering that might be traced to the wearing of badly-fitting Boots. Could but ...
... occupied by Mr. W. Hurst, and there were also present, Messrs. H. Albones, J. W. Albones, W. Betts, J. Clark, M. Frith, G. Kent, W. Perkins and D. Rowbotham. In the course of the discussion it was mentioned that the football match fixed for Saturday, ...
... “HERCULES?” BOOTS AND SHOES. The Daily News of May 14th, 1884, in an article, which should be written in letters of gold, sav«:— ¢ It is simply impossible to compute the sufferin; that might be traced to the wearing of badly-fitting Boots. Could but the ...
... (1) in Jonathan Bairstow's class: Ann Rason, Mary East, Margaret Wright, Ann Wright, Mary Laythorpe, Elizabeth Hill, Mary Kent, Elizabeth Chapman, John Greetham, Elizabeth Greetham, Chas. Johnston, Mary Johnston, John Ward, Elizabeth Ward, Jane Kermon ...
... by one application of Bt. Jucobs Oil, after all other remedies had hil‘d ” Mrs. D. Coast, of Grove Cottage, Sandway, Maidstone, Kent, says: St. Jaeobs Oil has cured me of neuralgia of two years' standing.” There is no bodily pain which cannot be Temoved ...