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... SUPPLEMENT THE HAMPSHIRE POST. | to Robert Bartram is made ; that will shall stand. | As for you, you lose everything—your yearly allow| ance and all.” ’ 4 Alwyn Bartram bowed, still with that fixed, resolute 'ace. “ And if Robert never appears ? ” he asked. ...
... length time, comparatively speaking, it was under observation, during which it traversed about ninth of the circle of the heavens iu perfectly horizontal direction. Errand-Boy and Tarts. Microbes writes to us as follows under yesteraay s date:—Whilst ...
... consequently no well-heads. All the fresh water in Venico for household purposes has to be caught in rainy weather from the heavens above * cisterns bruit the Byzantine system. Godwin and Bntcfaor, of Bedford-row. At the time it was very truly denominated ...
... WITH THE PAST. By the death: of Miss Clara Lowe, daughter of Sir Hudson Lowe, an interesting link with the past has been severed, as a correspondent of the “Times” points out. Sir Hudson was an officer in the British Army before the French Revolution, ...
... Hayden, High-street, on Saturday. This case was remanded till next Petty Sessions.—Before Mr. J. H. Bpicer, on Tuesday, John Hudson, tramp, was chl?ed with begging at Alton on the previous day. He was discharged.—Before Mr. B. J Peile, on Tuesday, Wm. Evans ...
... Capt. Foster, Mr. A, H. Lee, M.P., Drs. Cade and Wilkins, Mrs. Bradshaw, Mesdames Matthias, Napier, E. Norton, Burge, Hewlit, Hudson, Oliver, Wheale, and Armstrong, the Misses Bennett, Andrews, and Parr, Messrs. T. W. Gorst, F. Stapleton-Bretherton, J. Hotham ...
... Remai ug Stock of Silk Delaine and Mus- wen hur Ww il the ra 1 Slouwes at specially reduced prices to | man- Thomas. Sir Hudson Kearley would SALE be n so did Smart Model Gown in Striped Robing cle r. have been present had not his attendance i x t nd ...
... early next week. grand un- le. I're.âer;. k William IV.. w.,0. , of softenine the braan i _ c. ⢠⢠posi.iw.y « * fir Hudson Kfarlfr, »m&kiEf: from think.ng of , satuifaetory progress toward* recovery, is The Speakers Wig. 'expected to return to ...
... the trap per and Deerfoot, the last of the Delaware Indians, had been taken on board at Moose Fort at the head of the great Hudson Bay, the other two—a man and a woman—Sir Harry had snatched from the very jaws of death amid the swelter and the silence of ...
... not drop down from heaven any more than bishops, though little girl in his congregation, evidently uuder that delusion, had recently said to her mother during a tiring sermon; “I am tired now, mother; can’t the bishop back to heaven?** Sir, Ton stuck your ...
... departed was naturally the favourite. Tba chorus were all splendidly sung in partieular. Deetroved in Babylon. Lord God of Heaven. and the first and final effort,. Mr. R. H. Turner, F.R.C.0.. brilliantly presided at the organ. DOCKYARD PRESENTATION AT ...
... outside the Yard in reference to the employment of diechargrd aailora and !Ocher* to replace women in H:NI. Dockyard. you allow a Sih - er Badger to air his Silver Hedgers do not viol to thrust women clot of jobs which they volunteered to do 10T 'duration ...