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... England clergyman, a physician. English and Irish ladies, nearly all non- Catholics, all bound forOber-Ammergau. but not in such haste as to neglect the scenes of beauty, or the religious and historic monuments that lie on the route. Nothing escapes the appreciative ...

... t Mr. Sterling, Mrs Dobbs arid Mise Clandwiek. rendered valuable wryness. Fortune SAM also conducted in one of the mare I piers. An item not on the at all proved very amusing and created peals' of laughter. * We allude to the various exhibitions animming ...

... a cart auyoked is Niusty-sight-Miest, as 10 calms au obstruction. ricked Id and costs. Sergeant Slinddall summoned Patrick Haste, for ►sting left his airs in tfrleaty-street. Ile waroed the defendant bet ore auidust tie routine, which ous Defendant said ...

... ; oh tiles acne stibmitted, and belies e that the did not consider them good enough and he obliged to use C:•e..ter tiles haste-rd. I think there is an order tie the minutes. Mr Kelly--There was. Inspector—What is the claim then? He claimed the diffeiettre ...

... Mr Chairnuin, this scheine has been upon us and is being rushed withatly consideration of other and better ine.. Why this haste and secrecy? In it because the propleals could tint bear priipneed is to 066 . A dividend of four per cent on that capital ...

... cottage and the Cosner* wed mounted, and the game. I should very were four years in shore About siz weeks ago much like to them pier our beet county teams, Mrs Connor left her bullhead for sews days. sloth as the Blacken's: tale or Cirencester. I Cruse-ezarnioed ...

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... sod Mrs Johu Ityara, cut silver umlauted rimer. Mrs Arthur Broadrood cud the Misses Broad. wood, tortoiseshell sad gold her pier. Dr sod Mire Coumban, Limerick lame bent hr. Mr. Seymour Illuyuaud Dlrllor , goldssuouuted address book. Mr bud J Nlceaukey ...

... the edge as parlor TM weary thin rept as this. books whoa the veil wiU pier, sad the damp dear it—ad. The tale the girl who paranoid at a pair of leery set eartaise, a Teri wad &haste is Seim applique, and terr.d thee into as boll were, meads a little and ...

... town sod hie eowetiesets waited is the ea. of Omar *mow for hi dor. of public noontime Woodsy of hi wee • of the grief the haste of the people for owe who wind Mom M for many keg rue—Yam bithfelly, Jour A. BATIII/ACTORT AUNT. The Leal Board forwarded ...

... have a line that I would if the line of rafters caws properly out no t l at the getters would be in their proper place. I told pier I did not believe they would and that is what they did. It ban entirely erroneous opinion of yon and Mr !Immune' upon it. I ...