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... County Cork. Tea Vidoodes that the Porte is contracting with Egypt for troops under emergent. . A Suns paper and a Boos paper speak of the usually insolent bearing of the Arabs as indicative of coining perils. A NIIIIDLM-AOID female beggar, &Treated at R ...

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... tried the case, was exceedingly astounded at the verdict; but after deliberately surveying the jury for a minute.without speaking, he said, contemptuously— You may go. He had charged the jury so strongly against the =ras apparently not to leave a loophole ...

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... Irvine station se route for Ayr, where they were to be married. While the bridegroom stepped outside the station-hones to speak to an the train arrived, and, in accordance with the bye-laws, all access to the platform was refused by the officials. He ...

... weapons at those who, were really of the same opinion as themselves. Re owned, however, that he was sorry to see Mr. Disraeli speaking in such strong terms of 'enunciation against certain parties in the Church. He knew that that was the language which was ...

... -pri- Boners might be leniently dealt with. The men were then let out on bail. _ _ A noses' correspondent says the farruers speak of their old labourers in the best spirit and without any feeling of triumph. The victory they look upon as gained over rstnangers ...

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