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... this age of presentations, that a suitable testimonial would be a delicate way of evincing appreciation for services so edlciently rendered ? A Youeo Max.—The Keighley Herald has the following account of Mr. J. H. Barnett, a young gentleinau w ho hells from ...
... cottage, &c. ; built in a most substantial manner, regardless of expense. The residence is surrounded by pleasure grounds, croft, lower and kitchen gardens (in which there is a conservatory with vines), and is approached by a bold carriage drive. The ...
... actually a balance in his favour. Of coarse he should have brought in his book before. Suppose they were to grant a cheque for £l2, to be held by Mr. Pick until be was satiated that the accounts were correct. Mr. here rose and said that there was a guardian ...
... intros• Karen—Nth Mt. M Cafe Mew, Mold, the wife of MY Alfred T Keene. of a daughter. alt. at the ftetonlhonee. Higher Kilmartin, near this atty. the wife of Jobe livery &•Donald, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. -2nd inst., at tit. Mary's, Birkenhead. by the fitlev ...
... boats were Welk exempt a wadi still the 'davits. Her spars; abaft _appraise were intact. Emile wee batman nd down, a she hoes a tenths Below wen end bony. ship was Armen widi goods prints property pa ssengers sad new. It was like a which had be.. numbed ...
... they are a queer set, bat they are rather queer about different thdigs ; bat we show them who stands at the top of the tree, and tell them pretty plainly that if they trample on ns it is likely to burn their feet. . . . We had a bit of a chat about you ...
... taking up a better position nest the rails. Half-way up the straight Mr Peck's filly got chat in, and appmred as though she would be unable to get through, but Ethel Blair giving way opposite the Dee Stands, Bonny Blue Eye came out and won easily by a length ...
... the Esup fish nation should become a worshipping nation. We were a nos-worshipping nation at this moment—we living in a Christian country. boasting of oar privileges and our retie:Ms —be said it deliberately—we were a non-worshipping nation ; and let them ...
... catch the meaning of a line, it is amply atoned for by the impression of vehement eloquence which the speech, read as a whole, conveys. Eloquent, and yet subtle in its logic; wanting only a closer attuning to music to give it as great a charm for the ear ...
... could not. He bad been in a canoe before on London river, bat I do not know that he had a saiL Thomas Edge, ID, Luve.street, moulder, said a little after four o'clock he was coming towasda Chester in • barge. Recessed was sailing in a canoe behind them. He ...
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