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... estates. After a long discussion, Mr Balfour said he saw no objection to granting the Committee. The terms of the reference could be settled at a later stage. HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY. The Lord Chancellor introduced a Bill for the appointment of ...

... torn in such a manner as to ceased had 2200 a year; and was going to New lead to the belief that the unfortunete deceased York.. He gave her sovereigns to take tyro had e had made a vigorous defence. of, and also a silver watch and gold ...

... wreck of the Mitten which stranded at Overton Cliffs a few (lays since, saw through the haze a large steamer aground on the Helwick Sands. A heavy ground sea was running, and, as she was evidently in a position of the greatest danger, the ...

... could not help a slight feeling of contempt I don't know what hnpnenerl tbe s. for though_ I A I elm .1 I not tea: junif's lin interfering unless I had iningl.ng ss ith the pity I felt for the old ma n . sitting jO l4 a glittipie of I ...

... names, She threatened to murder them both with a pit:h fork. which she held in her hand at the time. Witness lnow ewore that she went in fear of the defendant insuring her. A daughter of the complainant, 11 yeors of age, wee also examined. ...

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... pirtme, the subject ,•f whit h is a novaiy a 'nest atttoctivu character. Mr D. 11. Tiiston loss Ill.'s! rat, How-1•41;es Chi ~nual. and Mr Wnlhs Mocker in bury with the MI s•ory. tar as they Move . are nl.l, I. ..r I • s . (411601 161.11) or ...

... remember a lady all chrened in Mace, with a powerful long piece a-bangle' on her bonnet, and how she cried and cried Here good Dame Green placed bee arm akimbo and seemed to be in a reverie Coming to banal( she ...

... involved the question of the return of a deposit in • betting transaction when a foul took place in the race. The plaintiff was a Mr Purdie, a clerk in the Bank of England, and the defendant was a Mr Hopkinson, ...

... fault. Other Boards were whlt a dead weal* her years The immos as tes tees was not Mire& The *al Mr. Atwood waned 7 a* work to be able to get tbs., work deem la • mom aatisfautoey * mo t ** si n s' ' ' . A ss & th e w a ...

... Chandler. She remembered the day Mrs Babb brought her a notice for Damao. She handed the per to Datums the same day.—Mr Palmer ha lectured the wheels for refusing to attend, she said she was very sorry, and hoped ...