... curled upwards ; the four legs were perfect, with hair thereon similar to a dog. Txs. AND GARDEN Psatx.—The Vicar and Mrs. Thomas, who are ever ready to promote the welfare of the inhabitants, either in business or pleasure, entertained all the poor widows ...

... prevailed during the whole of the proceedings. Letters of apology for inability to attend were received from Mr. Corers, Hardy, M.P., Mr. Pierce Ed,gcumbe, Mr. Sidney Stern, and Mr. Schnadhorst (who it was stated was unable to leave London on account ...

... opened in 1870 err 1871, and the money bad been retained ever since. he did not think a promissory note was given. The claim of Thomas Richards, Wimblington, was for money guarantied. It was money advsneed on second mortgage, fur which Mr. Richards became surety ...