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... animals bred for the turf were never put up to public auction. There was a strong muster of trainers, horse owners, and patrons of the turf, and after while the bidding became very brisk. A sumptuous collation at the lodge of Mr Ransom, the stud groom, was ...
... the petitioner Mrs Robinson was a widow, and was in the possession of a considerable fortune, namely, between and £500 a-year, which was settled upon her for her separate use. She had cohabited with her second husband at a number of places—at Blackheath ...
... order of the day for considering a report of amendment on the Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Act Amendment Bill, Lord REDE SDALE 'moved an amendment, the effect of which was to enable people living in Ireland promote a suit for divorce in the New Court ...
... June 18. —Arrived : EUen, Carnarvon ; Queen (s). Sailed : Luna; Fire-Fly (s); Calypso; Express (s) ; Princess Royal (s); S. A. Phillips, Cryth orne, Halifax; James, Taylor, Newfoundland; Electric, Cardiff; Deux Celine, Cardiff; Liver, Galway • Margaret ...
... Catholics who consider a war England the first of duties; but the which must be consulted on a point of such importance, does not in the least share these eccentric opinions, and it would require better reasons order to be convinced that a rupture with England ...
... was no mean judge. If you instruct a boy to be a tailor, or a shoemaker, or a carpenter, why not instruct him music ? Many a gifted mind may be lost in a workhouse. Those who take no note of his talent place ...
... that something should be done to secure a fair share of general trade of the country, as well as a greater portion of foreign trade. Southampton /which profited much by the general trade of the country) was a more distant and dangerous 2>ort than Bristol ...
... action was to recover damages for a breach of agreement by felling timber, and thereby damaging the property of plaintiff. John Hall examined by Barstow—l live at punchy. Three years ago I recollect a maiden ash tree in a field caUed the Plaisters ; he was ...
... does, from its high character, a large Circulation among all the leading classes of the community. THE NORTHERN TIMES is published every Morning, and its leading features are carefully-prepared resume of the Day's News, a Monetary Article, Special Telegraphic ...
... ; and consists of a meadow aud semi-woodland scene, through which a chaffy' gentleman, who must have been considered a sweU his day, riding on smart steed, when his attention is suddenly arrested by the fair and buxom figure of a pretty milkmaid, upon ...
... creating a sensation, accompany the musicians by a performance on your chin. It is mark of vulgarity. a dispute arises respecting priority of engagement to a partner, never offer to R0 the odd man for her. Unacknowledged Philanthropist.— ...
... children of a larger growth. A Scurry a Pewey Country.—Who, conversant with the sporting prints of some thirty years ago, does not remember that capital picture called A Scurry in Pewey Country, where the bounds are making their way through ...