Testament of William Hill and the Baptist cause
The London News illustration recounts the will of William Hill executor heirs under 3000 pounds. He leaves 100 pounds each to the Relief of Aged and Infirm Baptist Ministers in Bath 1816 and the Baptist Foreign Missionary Society, condemns state religious establishments, and extols believer immersion over infant sprinkling, urging universal triumph of truth.
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Thomas Bowbeer
Bath
Baptist Foreign Missionary Society
Sion
William Hill
Jesus
Christ
Illustrated London News
Quips and Cranks from a Quaint Era Verse and Vignettes
A miscellany of jokes and social sketches from a Victorian page. The piece tangentially lampoons bishops and livery gentry, features apt parables from a Dublin dinner, and riffs on fashions, monkeys in plantations, and clerical sermon quips.
Tea quality samples cited by agents and dock samples
Dr Hassaut notes Horniman's warehouse tea samples were pure and of superior quality. At the docks he analyzed Herniman's teas as pure and satisfactory. Purchases from agents for Horniman's Tea aligned in purity and excellence with stock from the docks.
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Hassaut
Dyzinc at Home Offers Quick Dye for Fabrics
Janson's Dyes are useful and effectual to color ribbons silks feathers lace veils shawls and small dress items in minutes without soiling hands. Violet magenta crimson mauve purple pink ponceau claret sixpence per bottle at chemists and stationers.
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Janson
Births Marriages and Beaths Notices
Births and deaths announced with several names and locations. Notable entries include Bevan at Torrington square a son. Pearson at Princes-road Liverpool a son. Cousins at Smethwick Hall a son. Gilmour Prankard marriage in Pekin. Thomas Jones marriage in Liverpool. Southey death at Morey aged forty.
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Charles Lewis
Thorntree House
Newart
Mon
Mary
John Ohns
Newport
Gilmour—Prankard
Pekin
China
James Gilmour
London Missionary Society
Emily
Samuel Prankard
Kent
Watson—Cook
Park Chapel
Caroline Street
Leeds
J. 8. Withington
G. Lord
Wiliam Scarborough Watson
Anna Elizabeth Cook
Warmington—Hall
Eltham Congrégational Church
B. Price
Y. R. H. Marten
George Septimus Warmington
St. Helen’s Lodge
Burnt Ash Hill
Lee
Ellen
W. G
Hall
Eltham
Breach—Wilkins
Trinity Congregational Church
Poplar
London
M. Breach
Alice Hannah Helena Wilkins
B. Wilkins
Hastings
Sussex
Thomas—Jones
John Thomas
Liverpool
Josiah Thomas
Marianne
John Jones
Llanfyllin
Montgomeryshire
Southey
George Southey
Old Parsonage
Morey
London Necropolis Company Funeral Notice
The London Necropolis Company offers funerals with simplicity and economy. Chief Office located at 2 Lancaster Place Strand W C for prospective clients seeking affordable arrangements.
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London Necropolis Company
Prospectue Free
Lancaster-place
Strand
W.C
Country Residence To Let In Leicestershire Village
Advertisement for a furnished or unfurnished country residence to let for a term in a large village of Leicestershire near Midland station. The property sits in about 9.1 acres with pasture and garden, nine bedrooms, dining and drawing rooms, small study, good stabling, coachhouse, piggery, farm buildings, fowl and dove houses, greenhouse with growing vines, gas and water laid on, six places of worship nearby, moderate rent to a quiet tenant. Address R A May's Advertising Offices 160 Piccadilly.
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Ountry
Leicestshire
Midland Station
R. A
May
Piccadilly
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