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... DORG OLY MORNI Di ber 10 f our cour try We know of few passages in the history 0 tsi cter than the on more truly h onourable to the British chara w displayed throughout pro Christian spirit of benevolence ne He the country in t of the suffering P rotestant ...
... The man set off in gentle trot, and Mr. D. much admired the superior riding of his new friend. The tr«t soon became a gallop, and Air. D., thinking that his friend was taking too much trouble on his account, called upon him to return ; but this seemed ...
... YEOVIL BANK FOR SAVINGS. TVOTICE is hereby given, that AX- NUAL GENERAL MEETING the TRUSTEES and MANAGERS the YEOVIL BffK FOR SAVINGS will hel.l at the Actuary Office, on Monday, the 2Sth next, when the General Statement of Accounts will presented, and ...
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... twenty. He passed a youth ot lonely shepherd poverty and hardship, but it was ihe youth of a i among the most pastoral val a eys in the world. His haunts were among ‘The most remote and inaccessible By Shepherds trod.” formed friend- Living for years in ...
... IfiJU. Ills heir name was John, and this John had eight children, the two e.dest died their infancy, and the third and toorth sons obtained muclt wealth marriage, but died without issue. hull son, Kobm was disinherited, after which unlortuna'c circumstance ...
... that one died the rest might live until some ship came in view. His opinion was that one should suffer for the rest, and that lots should be drawn between the four boys, as they had no families, and could not considered so great loss their friends as those ...
... fell, And iett its shaduw there. Iler very marn was as the light Of a pale starry eve. With fame and beauty, friends and youth, How could she fail to grieve ! nd still in every sunny spo Ast ade as ever nears itm ght be from the mountain pine— Or a proud ...
... rector Tulle more, and the few words addressed to the people after the ceremony the Roman Catliulic clergyman the parish:— My friend?, st sr.ch a moment the present we are Rata rally led to seriousness, deep as the occasion is awful and important, when all ...
... attack came on; and tit this kind, alone aud unattended, she ame a victim the evening named, v erdict, Died the visitation of Cod. About sixty the friends Sir Henry Harding* partook excellent dinner Monday last at the Exeter Inn, Several gentlemen addressed ...
... his frame was much weakened from sleepless nights ; had tried almost every remedy without the least benefit. A friend recommended him to try the American Balsam, when, after taking a few doses, he was relieved, and before he had taken four bottles he was ...
... equal; and as every one takes pleasure where he excels, had soon become a thorough seaman. At the same time the buoyancy of youth, and naturally playful disposition, led him continually into feats more than common daring. the spring of 1775, General Burgoyne ...