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THE SOUTH LONDON PRESS, Saturday, February 11, 1866.
CASSELL’S FAMILY PAPER. Now Bbadt. No*. 1. S, S, aod 4, NEW AND ENLABOED SERIES. Pmicc Os* Pbsst Each. Coßtanta: Ashfleld Serial Domestic Tale. Chapters I.—XIV. (with four NhutraMsaa) School of Mf-Cnltwo: The Origin of Writing. Origin of the Roman Numerals. Origin of the Ar.ibtc
February 11, 1865 - South London Press - London, London, England
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t'J.KJ Early in the course of the weak heard in the lobbioa of the Homes of Parliament, nod the goaaip of the dabs, that Lord Brougham and hi* brother William, Master in Chancery, were implicated aa the parties who had need Mr. Leonard Edmunds as sponge, bat with regard to the la
March 11, 1865 - South London Press - London, London, England
cricket news.
The Club of Messbs. and Boa’s Firm.—The members of this club is open to arrange a friendly home-and-homo match with any firm in Bermondsey, with any of their old Subset Club. general meeting of the members of this chib was held Wednesday evening, at the Rosemary Branch tavern, P
March 11, 1865 - South London Press - London, London, England
THE SOUTH LONDON PRESS. Saturday. March 11, 1865.
Saturday morning waa th* Londou-bridga Terrain an, when (he sew prisoner busily engaged moving about the paamaas leading up to the main fine aad Oiesnwich platform. suspected his character, and ordered him away. Prisoner pretended to leave, but in half aa hour's time witness saw
March 11, 1865 - South London Press - London, London, England
CMeeaM in the Bed.
■‘l found it bolongs to me,” are sometime* words both dangerous and untrue. To appropriate what one haa found is to be guilty of robbery, asl lately heard exemplified in the following case; If. Dan, it appears, having no confidence in banks andbankers, hit upon the not Terr orig
September 16, 1865 - South London Press - London, London, England
ST. jamrs ▼MBTB.T, SOBSXLTSOWM.
ST. ▼MBTB.T, SOBSXLTSOWM. A meeting of this vertry took place at the Vestryball, Fair-street, on Wednesday laat, o’clock. Mr. Thompson oeespisd the chair, and the following f-ntlemen were present: 'Messrs. Wainwright, rowne, Ponder, Barlow, Bradford, ClailEe, Turney. The minute*
September 16, 1865 - South London Press - London, London, England
Now my dearest, dearest love, whan shall hare sock another very happy evening. lam completely undone after it, how an
We mast meet soon, therefore, don't fail to call when you are out, Willie [defendant’s son] is away, and we can be alone. I will soon be with yon again at Whitefleld, when your sweetness and good sense will again delight me. True hearts can understood; bat one odd and the other
April 1, 1865 - South London Press - London, London, England
THE LATE GALE.
Asrtal D retraction of and Property. Amidst the terrific hurricane which raged along the coast in the coarse of Friday nightand Saturday morning, a very shocking shipwreck, there is every reason to believe, took place in the Channel, in the vicinity of Gnerne3y. The ill-fated Te
January 21, 1865 - South London Press - London, London, England
DISTRICT MBETnraS.
BEBXONDBET VESTRY MEBTOTO. Monday, the ordinary meeting of was held at the parochial omees, RnaseU-streat. Mr. Chorohwsrden Glover occnpied the chair, end the members present were Messrs. DarnelL Mars, Mitchell, Erne, Blackford, Dalgety, Steel, Youngman, Frocktor, Aoroyd, Richmo
January 21, 1865 - South London Press - London, London, England
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