The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)
Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 304
creature whose eyes shall befortunate enough, first to meet this advertisement (and thenthe advertiser), will secure to herself a perfect amenity, iftruth be truth, and manners—not money—make the man.Address, with portrait (miniature set in gold, pearls, or otherprecious stones, not refused), A.… … A. D0NI3 SLIM, ESQ. rr.OlI THE ILLUSXnATED LONDON XEffS,MAY 14, 1842. ■2dO The P(dorial Press in a snug,gentccl little concern, with an airy and pleasantcorner situation in one of the most densely crowded thorough-fares of the Metropolis, and doing a good, ready-moneybusiness, without much risk;…
Illustration of books · Newspapers
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