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... realising at any decline. A largelyourtailed import show a decrease, caused in each ease by reports cirfor the next four months, with a diminishing stock, can culated without the -slightest foundation at a time scarcely fail to have a ...
... open, for instance, Johnson, and read, GOVERNESS, a woman that nas the care of young ladies. And is not the woman a lady too, with a lady's education, a lady's blood in her Leins, a lady's head, a lady's ...
... TIM INDIAN MUTINIES. LETTERS PROM A LIVERPOOL OFFICER. THE following is a portiou of a letter written by a townsman to his relatives in .Liverpool. It is dated The Camp, Seetabuldee,, Juna You will see by the date-of this that lam now in camp, I marched ...
... TIIE INDIAN 111UTINIES. LETTERS FROM A LIVERPOOL OFFICER. following is a portion of a letter written by . a townsman to. his relatives in Liverpool. • It is dated The Camp, Seetabultlee, Juno 20 : . 'Ton will see by the date of this that I amotow- ...
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... that there was in existence a report from the late Sir a. Napier to the late Duke of Wellington no the state of the Bengal army, but he would cause inquiry to be made, and if such a report should be found, and if it were of a character proper to be made ...
... charming prospect. A. well-known old lady complains as a sign of increasing infirmity that she did not relish the murders as she used. It is not recorded whether her own death, which occurred shortly after, afforded her excitement of a pleasurable nature ...
... realized. This mill, as it now stands, takes away a deal of the poetry of the river and lake school; and you will find it a tolerable leap from a Primrose by the river's brim to the Newby Bridge Blacking Mill! A few turns in the road will revive you and the ...
... for a revisi °l3. o We call for a commission of enquiry. We say than English people have a r i g h t to k now w h et h er t h e i r Bib' isol fixed and unchanging unit, or a perpetually varyieg, t 44 indefisable so:nething. We say that they have ...
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... glass, are produced by a few tiny copper wheels, or disks. The engraver sits at a small lathe against a window, with a little rack before him, containing about a soore of the copper disks, varying in size from the diameter of ...
... Who were sitting within a circle of ten yards of him, were v. re or less struck, but none ser i ously. I got an admonitory 411 M on the shoulder from a large piece ot a stone that was d a e a Ut whizzing by my ear; thank God, ...