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Title: Dod's peerage, baronetage and knightage, of Great Britain and Ireland, for ... : including all the titled classes
Year: 1889 (1880s)
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Subjects: Nobility
Publisher: London : Whittaker
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ffering from nervous ex-• liaustion or mental fatigue, and forms a refreshing and gentleBtimulant.—British Medical Journal. A dry Champagne Coca Wine, which can bo taken alike bythe invalid and the strong as a pleasant beverage, without injuryto the appetite or digestive power, and which has the effect ofmaintaining or restoring nerve force, whether debilitated eitherfrom illness or from excessive mental or bodily exertion. Amongtravellers, and others engaged in high-pressure pursuits, neces-sitating severe strain on mind and body, this wine can hardlyfail to become popular.—British Trade Journal. In addition to the merits claimed for it as a preveutp.tive offatigue and resuscitator of the nerves, we have found Cham-pagne Coca invaluable for insomnia when other remedies hadfailed; though it needs no eulogy at our hands, considering theMedical Press is unanimous in its praise.—Court Circular, MAY BE OBTAINED OF ALL WINE MERCHANTS. CORBYN, STAGEY & CO., LONDON. To fate paffe
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en amel,EmES. ^Z3, 0>0=OR.I> STREET^ NEAR ORCHARD STREET, I PART 1. PEERS, PEERESSES, BISHOPS,LORDS OF SESSION, PRIVY COUNCILLORS,BARONETS, AND KNIGHTS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE; THEIIl SEVERAL TITLES, PARENTAGE AND DESCENT, AGES, PLACES OPBIRTH, MARRIAGES, PROFESSIONS, RESIDENCES,PUBLIC SERVICES, OFFICES, THE OCCASIONS ONWHICH THEIR TITLES WERE CONFERRED, WITH A VARIETYOF PERSONAL, HISTORICAL, AND OFFICIAL DETAILS: 1889. ABBOTT, Knt. Baciiel. Great.J8.V( ; C.B., 184G.—Sir FrederickAbbott, 3rd son of Henry AlexiusAbbott, Esq. BoiTi at Little Court,Herts, 1805; mar. 1835, the youngestdan. of Lieut.-Col. Cox of the royalartillery, and relict of Lieut.-Col.Hubert De Burgh, of the Bengalcavalrv (she died 1888); entered thefory^s of engineers of the E.LC. 1822 ;served in the first Burmese war inio21-2o, where he was wounded ; was(hief engineer with Gen, Pollocksforce against Cabool, 1841-43; wasemployed with the army in the firstSil^h campaign,

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