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... Tawell, and many others, were hawked about the streets; and so were lives, h'stories, ete., ete. Every detail counected with the pe ‘s -Muflwmkwm“mm where facts fell short, fibs supplied their place. The m sterious Dunstanburgh murder occupied .every ...

... outdone. Still, even he felt the necessity of simulating something like pity for the young life he was working so hard to cut short. My Lord, and gentlemen of the Jury,” he said, “in the whole of my long professional experience, I have never felt the pain ...

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... Tae * Wavestey Dzasaric Coweany. —On Monda; ovenln(.vlhn new drama of St Ronan's Well, f-andojnsh alter Scott's well-known story, is to lw{ud-wdh\h'l‘m!!fll.bythe.alw - -vwlg'lmm(‘_pn%udwthow ment of Mr M'Neill? assisted by such well-known actors as Messrs ...

... muchrespected county gentleman, which took place aboat the miduizht of Saturday last, at his seat ' of Wormiston House, aft:r 4 short but severe illness, in the 74th year of his a } Mr Lnd.;y :E:r‘::“d one ofiho oldest landed famili sin Fifeshi the estate of ...

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