Fun, Volume 5Published for the proprietors., 1863 |
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LIVES OF EMINENT STATESMEN . No. 55. SIR FRANK CROSSLEY , BART . , M.P. SIR FRANK CROSSLEY may be described as an important subject on the tapis . He , with his father before him , has managed one of the largest carpet manufactories in ...
LIVES OF EMINENT STATESMEN . No. 55. SIR FRANK CROSSLEY , BART . , M.P. SIR FRANK CROSSLEY may be described as an important subject on the tapis . He , with his father before him , has managed one of the largest carpet manufactories in ...
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... EMINENT STATESMEN . No. 56. - MOUNTSTUART ELPHINSTONE GRANT DUFF , Esq . , M.P. MR . GRANT DUFF is a Scot of the ... statesmanship to one who is honest at least in not pretending to either . But MR . DUFF certainly deserves praise for ...
... EMINENT STATESMEN . No. 56. - MOUNTSTUART ELPHINSTONE GRANT DUFF , Esq . , M.P. MR . GRANT DUFF is a Scot of the ... statesmanship to one who is honest at least in not pretending to either . But MR . DUFF certainly deserves praise for ...
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LIVES OF EMINENT STATESMEN . No. 57. - SIR DE LACY EVANS , G.C.B. AND M.P. THE EVANSES , of Miltown , in Ireland , were , of course , a fighting family . The hero of this biography , DE LACY , was born in 1787 , at a place rejoicing in ...
LIVES OF EMINENT STATESMEN . No. 57. - SIR DE LACY EVANS , G.C.B. AND M.P. THE EVANSES , of Miltown , in Ireland , were , of course , a fighting family . The hero of this biography , DE LACY , was born in 1787 , at a place rejoicing in ...
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... feel ) . Of morning exercise folks talk , Health sure thus to obtain , Reader ! I've tried a morning walk , But won't try it again . COMPARISONS ARE ODIOUS . LIVES OF EMINENT STATESMEN . No. OCTOBER 10 , 1863. ] 33 FUN .
... feel ) . Of morning exercise folks talk , Health sure thus to obtain , Reader ! I've tried a morning walk , But won't try it again . COMPARISONS ARE ODIOUS . LIVES OF EMINENT STATESMEN . No. OCTOBER 10 , 1863. ] 33 FUN .
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