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... cution of the war. In Level the Widower, we get the first chapter of a story from the editor, whins promises to be far more popular than The Virginians, if only from the fact that its date is placed nearer our own days, and that the few incidents ...
... was mmediately granted with a very good grace. enmiring the distance from where he was to the white possessions, the Indan who had received him .ocorcbady replied, You are too far from home to think of returning there to-n ght - remain, the refore, lere ...
... the North, and we will bring Manchester here manufacture it, and cut otf England, not only from all trade with this country, but from the markets of the world. can this, and set her at defiance if she dar.'s meddle with our internal affairs. are greater ...
... secondary German States. The Lord Mayor of London has received two letters from Italy, one signed Lulgt Savoranl, and dated from ModigUa, and the other signed Gulseppe, dated from Varese; the former containing the thanks of the operatives and artisans of ...
... and Smith, and Tangye Brothers and. Psrice, each increased from £L Is. to 22. 2s.; Mr. W. Partridge, increased from 6s. to £1. Is. ; Messrs. Cornish Brothers and Mrs. C. Wood, each increased from 10s. 6d. to £1. ls, ; Mr. IV. Rudd and Mr. George Owen, emoh ...
... increased from 10s, 6d. to £l. Is.; Mr. Henry Greaves, Mr. Joseph Parkes, and Mrs. Edward Watson each 10s. 6d. ; Messrs. Webb and Grew, increased from ss’ to 10s. Gd.—Presents A Lady Friend, twelve cotton night gowns; Miss Gillespy (Croydon), scrapbook; Messrs ...
... for the » Chrutma. toee «nd . tovs for the Children s Ward, which had obtained from various friends. The committee gratefully acknowledge the present of three scrap-books from two little boys of the Bristol hoad, for the use of the children. The Rev. H ...
... a novelty in the way in which we suggested—viz., as an amusing occupation in ornamenting vases, fire-screens, in making scrap-books, or in a hundred different ways that the various subjects would adapt themselves to—they are very largely in demand for ...
... Hull Dixon, known in the sporting and agricultural world the Droid. Mr. the author of “The Post and the Paddock;*’ “Silk and Scarlet;“The Field and the Fern;” “Saddle and Sirloin;’* which were scrap-books of anecdote, and descriptive matters and persons ...
... seuibii inthis man standing up and saying to all the;.world, ff, cau take a piece of wood into my hands and do with it what none in the wide world can do but mysetf.' We learn for ,the first time, from the above statiembut, that the Apostle FAUL was a ...
... duty to the people, as whole, left him no time or inclination recognise individuals, immediately? wrote in her scrap-book When last heard from the Almighty hud not arrived at this point. , , _ The following sharp retort was made by Dr. Warren in his c ...
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