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... also declared that if she di not abstain from Ant it would be fatal to her. After a discussion, the jury returned a verdict of—. from eleeroive drinking. Ton Law or Ir.— At the Borough Court, Meorlay, James Kenney, a youth, was charged with ill-bebaviour ...

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... arleUe .. TILANRIIITTID Pa TO ?Nall CIIILDIZT.—A friend told me that in his youth he lived a count, in which the gentlemen were much addicted to hard drinking; and that he, too often, took • part their revels. Several of his sons, born at that time, although ...

... Strocetwo Accinasr.--Ou Tuesday last, a fine youth 16 years of age, named George Verueu, a boarder at the Rev. R. C. W. Wil Middleton, fell out of a tree in Forge-lane near . emu, and was so injured, that he died on Wednesday uing. He was the sou of very ...

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... them that progress was to be made, and egaiu he exhorted them test to rick the security of their union by splitting straws. Friends did not differ and refuse to act together because they could nut view every detail of a subject exactly in one light. Their ...

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