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... told stories which, if substantiated, ought to be the means of sweeping away the present state of things. They made a great complaint against the management of those dispensaries, and complained of want of attention. He merely suggested thou things for the ...

... and their position could only be marked by the clouds of smoke rising above the trees. The tide of battle appeared to roll inward, the firing growing heavier as it approached, till the whole line, stretching across the heart ef the valley, kept up continuous ...

... I frequently pass from Limerick to the Junction and so on to Waterford, but not so often to Cork; I have never heard any complaint of the existing accommodation ; there is very little butter carriage on our line; the butter is frequently carried into Limerick ...

... among Italian body, and to produce a soothing and relaxing effect in would not stick to his poet. Are Italians, for many complaints; but hot air, at a temperature from instance, historically brave? Do they histori- 150 deg. to 170 deg., combined with ...