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... OXFORD SHIRTS, CARDIGAN mourn in the New Makes, ALL WOOL SCOTCH HOSIERY, LINED GLOVES, &c. Alio the New TITANIA UMBRELLA ; faii Smaller. Neater, awl Non Durable then say other weer seaufeetured. Omni Val* a QM! KAMA Tr COLLARS, OMR, AR arm dumper war. Ilk ...
... always been ve a ri y eager for a marriage between St. John and (}wecdolyu, and her refusal had been a severe blow to him. But since she was unmarried still, all hope was not lost ; and fit. John was each a fine, handsome young fellow, he thought she ...
... brave, and frisky—tell the world they owe it to their whisky. Old Ireland having found ber way back to our arms again, quite sick of Grattan's rule, was complimenting us by taxing all British imports. Fine old Tory limes were these I but soon doomed ...
... boards, who at presided over all internal in They wished to restore— wah the fa 1 powers—Ireland to a rule similar to of Grattan's Parliament—(: applause) Not one of them would to tion, or to anything ve to I @ separate knew more of army or navy—(hear ...
... the cam was dinnissed. AAIMLD MAN AND NM DAUGHTIB•IN•LAW. —Mary Taylor, 94, Paddock Lane, was summoned by Der fatkar-in-law, John Taylor, one of *wallas a blanket and a skeet.—Commat stated that be formerly lived with the defendant mid tar husband, and ...
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... Preston and Miss Sanders, Mr. J.B, Griffin and Miss Bill, the Misses Griffin, Mesers. 8. Bi and E. J. Garbett, Mr. and Mrs. Arm- strong, Dr. and Mrs. For, Dr. Whitehouse, Mr. 8. E. and Miss Loxton, Mr. H. J. N icklin, Mr. F. Cooper, Mr. and Mre E. . Fenton ...
... them they would be rushing at each la a most impetuous manner, and there would be the same disagreements as there were is Grattan's Parliament. He himself believed in Home Rale as snob as any man ; but he did not believe in the kind of Home Rale Kr. Gladstone ...