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... he crept rather than walked to the boundary, and squatted amongst the rest. They danced and sang for our amusement, played football with the seamen (who had not a chance with them), and diplayed their skill in shooting at a mark. Plover anchored in company ...
... Several were off the seats at the end with violence, and kicked en passant to the door, while their hats formed temporary footballs, and as the Protectionists wore stout boots geverally, the effect mast have been most unpleasant. Some Free Traders showed ...
... he crept rather than walked to the boundary, and squatted amongst the rest. They danced and sang for our amusement, played football with the seamen (who had not a chance with them), and diplayed their skill in shooting at a mark. Plover anchored in company ...
... rather than walked to the boundary, and squatted e amongst the rest. They danced and sang for our amuse- n t ment, played football with the seamen (who had not a t chance with them)a and displyed their skill in shooting at a a rk. Plover anchored in company ...
... he Crept rather than walked to the lath: had sqaztttedamengst the rest. They danced acid sang fir our amusement, played football with the Who had not a chance with them), and displayed their elcill ia.ahoeting;at zv mark. Plover anchored in company soon ...
... were hurled off the seats at the end with violence, and kicked en passant to the door, while their hats formed temporary footballs, and, as the Protectionists wore stout boots generally, the effect must have been most unpleasant. Some' Free-traders shewed ...
... received the following contributions;— Collection—Free St. Clmreli. Perth, £7 0 0 Sam collected youthful party Redgorton, foot-ball, on Old Hiindsel-Monday, 0 13 Collection—Parish Church of Kllsplndle 5 8 From workmen In the employment of Meesra. J. ...
... Judge's wig. to cool the warlike head of this fiery , barrister. Vainly, however; for Mr. Butt would kick the bauble, like a football, from the Castle into the Liffry. Seriously, believe would, if the wig were offered to him a bribe. We consider him a thoroughly ...
... crept rather than walked to the boundary, and squatted amongst the rest. They danced and sang for our amuse- ment, played football with the seamen (who had not a chance with them), and diplayed their skill in shooting at a mark. Plover anchored in company ...
... than crept rather than walked to tbe boundary, and squatted amongst the rest. Tbey danced and sang for our amusement, played football with the seamen (who bad notaohance with them), and displayed tbeir skill shooting mark. Plover anchored company soon aftsr ...
... he crept rather than walked to the boundary, and squatted amongst the rest. They danced and sang for our amusement, played football with the seamen (who had not a chatice with them), and displayed their skill in shooting at a mark. Plover anchored in company ...
... crept rather ?? walked to the boundary, and squattee' i amongst the rest. They danced aud sang tor our amine ment, played football with the seamen (who had not a I chance with them), and displayed their skill in shooting ' at a mark. Pi. ver anchored in ...