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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 ...
... selecting, mei a dead waste of mediocrity, a worse. Wszearomm—elothed in a mantle, will& he wraps mod him very in the way that old gentleon the deal with their slake when they dial it neemeary to moderate their ohmmeter for , one hand to be taken by a who stands ...
... 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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... present: have faith in the future. Notice a signpost, *' To Hawkshead : pass the road, and you come on a deserted house. Being built Elate, the walls do not crumble a*ay they are frittered, or slip away a slate at a time. Look at that old ...
... 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 ...
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... theiLaw Wood. San, where a.go»d . north country tea you,—r not a.mere makeshift, but 1 substantial meal. here what you ' when yet , tell them inhere you. have been,, and will foe ' glad to-sec you enjoy yam-self. After, tee good wash, .a lounge oa the sofa ...
... obtain what you like in the way of refresh insnt. He has sometimes a table set out on the arrival a train, and a cup of his tea or coffee is something to think of, particularly if you obtain a cigar to it. Now .take it for granted that you are anxious to improve ...
... yon purchase a small one, take it home, and have it cooked for breakfast. Tourists, by the purchase of a ticket at a sraasH cost, have the privilege allowed fishing on this river above the locks. One of your Liverpool architects, with .a name ever be ...