A Comprehensive History of Norwich

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MOTHER’S TRIALS AND TRIUMPHS, and other Tales.  For Fathers and Mothers.

HOME HAPPINESS, and other Tales.

WHEN TO SAY “NO!” and other Tales.  For Working Men.

THE HAPPY LIFE, and other Tales.  For Young Women.

HOW TO RISE IN THE WORLD, and other Tales.  For Young Men.

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STARTING IN LIFE, and other Tales.  For Boys and Girls.

THE POETRY OF HOME AND SCHOOL LIFE.

THE PATHWAY OF HEALTH.

MARRIAGE BELLS, and other Tales.  For Young Men and Women.

HOME!  SWEET HOME! and other Tales.

TALES IN RHYME.

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ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY’S SHOW at Bury St. Edmund’s,

The FIRST PRIZE of £20

For the Best Finishing Thrashing Machine;

The PRIZE of £5

(All the amount offered) for Barley Hummeller;

SILVER MEDAL for Traction Engine; and

The FARMERS’ CUP, value £10 10s., at Fakenham;

They have also been awarded by the Royal Agricultural Society,

at Worcester; The PRIZE

For their Eight-Horse Power Portable Engine; and

SILVER MEDAL

For Patent Combined Thrashing Machine, to Complete for Market,
and Cleanse and Bag the Chaff.

At the Great International Exhibition, 1862, they had the honour
of receiving The PRIZE MEDAL

For Thrashing Machines and Sowing Machines, the highest award that was
given; and at the Great Exhibition, 1851,

The FIRST PRIZE MEDAL

For Thrashing Machine; and by the Royal Agricultural Society,
at Leeds and Salisbury, the highest

PRIZE of £10,

For the best Seed and Manure Drill, Flat or Ridge;

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PRIZES for their Improved Manure Distributor, making

NINE PRIZES                                        PRIZE

to this Machine; also                      To their Small Seed Drill.

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FAITH, HOPE, and CHARITY.

ISABEL GRAY; or, “MISTRESS DIDN’T KNOW.”

ABEL HOWARD and HIS FAMILY—The YOUNG NURSE GIRL.

The THIEVES’ LADDER—The GUILTY CONSCIENCE.

The LADY’S DILEMMA.

MIRIAM.

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BOY GOING TO SERVICE—A RELIGIOUS WOMAN.

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MOTHER’S LAST WORDS.  514th Thousand,

OUR FATHER’S CARE.  407th Thousand.

CHILDREN AT HOME.

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THE HAPPY SCHOOLFELLOWS.

THE LOST CHILD.

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FOOTNOTES.