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... are much inferior to English grown. The price will tell this. Is it right to feed our soldiers on euch food? When they are exposed to hardships they should have the best provisions England can produce. Alcester, December 3. J. M. MOUBBAT. HUMANE MODE OF ...

... retaiii its natural fishy *iilasid ito preserve this, it will require ito be re- ,,olarly kept in a dtry situationii and expos.ed at, little os possible to tile air. 'ire size of' thle bait ought tvcer to exceed that of ii smoolt Coffi-e beau), and ito ...

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... Admiralty. Hoe is c- pected in London enl Friday next. u rithl~m T. Yoing a grandson of the prophet, wound |un lrnell bout at Salet fake City. a few clays aro, by !taking a fatal dose of morphine. He has left one wifand two ehildren. He was 30 years old. The Cobden ...

... Gibbon that the Lord Chief Justice should fix a day for the hearing'. His !ordship said he would not take it before Tuesday. EXPOSING GOODS FOR SALE AT SHOP DOORS. The grand jury, through their foreman (Mr F. E. Stacey), expressed to the court, after having ...

... they were assembled *) that evening to maintain that chart, to esetabish truth in the ( minds of their fellow-men, and to expose the errors which an c apostate church had endeavoured to erect. Theirs was a worthy a cause, worthy of all their efforts and ...

... d milk by adding sixty- four qnarts of water to four quarts of a white stuff in the collar, and this the men called a fake. The mastor explained that the white stuff was condensed milk, which they used when l their regular supply ran slhort. Mr ...

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... connecting tradition rise with the Scriptures wvere pointed out at great length_ tsed the views and objects of the Puseyites were exposed. iug some striking passages were quoted from a sermon by ,ane Professor Keeble, of Oiford-and the priiciplb and at object ...

... smiling counesiteiane- of what wvoeld he called tleigh sex elsewlesre, but who see limo laughifig listener tha have set be en exposed to the sonny influence of thiresenitestaisser rge. minutes before wchatever sternness telsY masy bave lad ilnthi ,composition ...

... political and the judicial administration of thd country-a separation of vital importance to Stateasniufi. efently civilised to fake proper advantage of it, but in Turkestan involving the erection of new tribunals, which it was intended that the natives should ...