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... sensational literature. We not hesitate say. in short, that the story of Charles Peace, ghastly and weird as is, and reddened, to speak, with blood, may be read with a* much absorbing interest may the most brilliant romance. Nor can snob story fail to be without ...
... are the hollow His Hand, and that to must look for our stay and our reliance, in adversity well in prosperity, evil good. speak not boastfully. We arrogate nothing to ourselves. We know that this nation is, like others, sinful nation if it were not so ...
... chopped up for sausages ! The poor woman squeezed witness's hand and shook when she heard him say that, but she could not speak. The witness added that, in her opinion, if the deceased had had proper food she would have been alive now. She used to complain ...
... statue of Lord Fitzgibbon has been erected in Limerick, on the bridge which spans an arm of the beautiful Shannon. Local voices speak loudly in its praise—though there are some who think that a cavalry officer ought to have been represented on horseback. This ...
... without a blow)— By reason of a great totnd.- When you are called upon to speak any past transactions, speak the truth openly, and candidly, and without reserve.— Speak tbe truth without reserve. Suspicion fell a society of females under the direction ...
... Must have been Very Nice. Bury was Splendid And Every one Seemed to Enjoy themselves Very Much. have Nothing particular to Speak 1 WiU finish and Remaining Dear Julia Yours Most truly L. CHARLES. No. 11 Tenters Fold Bolton-street Bury. Miss JuUa Dunne ...
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... Cross street. Mr. U. HOVEY, 7.3dt..m..at the VtsTBY Hat'.. H. JpAVILSON, E.,',.. P..and BATTY I ANU. LEY Es.i_ J.P., will also speak. Rev. CHARLES at 7.50 p.m.. at the Pus;. I vat k. Shat.jlroosit and at 8.30, the Gakden stueet Mr?. »i 5, thu bcitooi.- 8072 ...
... Physicians, of London, by Dr. G. F. Collier, published by Longman and Co. : — It is no small defect in this compilation (speaking of the Pharmacopoeia ) that we have no purgative mass but what contains aloe 3 ; yet we know that hoemorrhoidal persons cannot ...
... Holstein; and these were said to divided, according to the language spoken familiarly ir. their homes the people, into Persons speaking Danish 170,000 Low Dutch 153,000 Friesic 27,000 „ „ Mixed The country of the duchy of Schleswig is said to exceedingly fertile ...
... keep within; But not to oarry (fashion's hacks) All they are worth upon their backs. Good wives like echoes still should do, Speak but when they're spoken to ; But not like echoes (most absurd) bave for ever the last word. Good wives like city clocka should ...
... the street with much pride and such a crinoline. Absinthe.—We have mentioned the word absinthe (familiarly called abs) in speaking of the Cabaret Niquet. Widely the custom has prevailed lately of drinking the pernicious spirit, its consumption i& nowhere ...