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... His « nted to business, a few years ago, was keeping a small dray ed. A | in Elizabeth Street, to which, however, he paid no : and | his wife to manage the concern such as it | he gave that up a good while ago, and nobody s y last ...

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... beanty of a world which pronounced very good” ; but if may believe The Testimony the Rooks,” death had made the earth a hunting field myriads of ages before Adam was made a living soul. Truly the entrance of moral evil has made the fair earth ...

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... time—speed, Mali*, speed,” and is a level piece of ground, well enough adapted for a considerable gathering of men. Immediately before reaching our destination, we were agreeably etrnck with a neat, small Chapel of Ease, erected on a gentle eminence little otf ...

... Why is a kiss like some sermons ?—Because there are tw° heads and application. A Stuck up Attempt.—Why is a lady's hair like tba latest news ?—Because iu the morning we always find i' ,o papers. A jolly old doctor said that people who were promp' ' n ...

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... promotion, a Lieutenant-Colonel should not be permitted to retain his command for a longer i y period than ten years. a It would be a work of time and difficulty to I- do away with the system of purchase, and a still Ymore difficult task to ...

... 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 ...

... ane will, we shall hope, have given a pleasant | temp= ure, to thonsands, and a of honest ea natieal of the disposal of the Committee. To relieve one public baths of debt, ta adi 1, who, Manche a washing-house and a model loding-house- their is well known ...

... run and a squeak for his life. After having dodged about some time through the legs, and upset several, of his pursuers, he gave in with a run, a squeak, and grunt. _ Shortly afterwards, Mr. Brook and Mr. G. L. Fox kindly assisted in sending up a balloon ...