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... Brook, Birmingham. Since the maltreatment which he received at Whitebaven he has not spoken in public, and has been gradually sinking. MODERN PILORIIIB.—ThO Pattie reports the departure from Paris, on Monday evening, of a party of travellers bound for the ...

... to this clown of that noble poem. Una was no Amy; the grower nature w onld have no force to drag her down she would never sink to its level, and so at least lone the sense of pain : for her there most ever be the keen know' ledge of the wide, irreparable ...

... wheat, including California, averages 74; spring, 96. The spring wheat is generally in high condition. Winter wheat in South Atlantic and Gulf States is generally above the average. In the middle States the condition is very low. At New York only In West ...

... szliichtheDanoers keep up. The question was then Tint, •• Did anybody hear the murmur of the mystic Oashes hero and across the Atlantic, or are the old whalers and Arctic discoverers, with the Esquimau: and Croo Indiana, taken in by the sounds which the snow ...