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... Hamlets Militia to fill up the room, and this company tenanted the upper story of ono of the buildings ; so that the men of the 24th were lodged under the militiamen on the lower stories of that building, and opposite to them in the building on the other side ...
... answer sufficient reply your rejected John Short Miss Sweet is at loss to express embarrassment which experienced on reading Mr Short's note My Louisa Reoeived yours and contents In haste yours J S Mr Short Things must of course depend upon circumstances ...
... tbat of tbe dancing-girl, Zuleika), whicb have nothing on earth to do with tne story, but all amusing as detached pieces notwithstanding. At this season, when days are short, and weather more than uncertain, a really entertaining book is a great boon, ...
... an address, to attend meeting) or to hear one farthiug the expense. It was a worthy reparation, aud the historian sat for short time again in Parliament, although an attack of heart complaint compelled him to avoid the excitement of public speaking. After ...
... Erin, or Legendary History of Ireland, Translated from the French by John G. Shea, 3 C The Spaewife or The Queen's Secret story of the times of Queen Elizabeth, illustrated, cloth lettered, 2 rols, 0 rhnllonor'g Meditations for everyday in the year, 2 ...
... THE DIOFUSSILITE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 'B, 1860. man tAilor—ankl, the Say ! a warrisci journe, wan The best of the story, howeter, is the short sharp decisive iu which the became ueqiutitaml agreed to become and wife, which i, only to he equalled by Ctesor ...
... men arrived at Lenton. The two brothers then whispered to each other, and the younger Slack went to his brother's house, • short distance off, and in • few minutes returned with a dagger-stick. Clark not liking to see his comrade unfairly used, interfered ...
... address, to attend a meeting, or to bear one farthing of the expense. It was worthy reparation, and the historian sat for a short time again in Parliament, although an attack of heart complaint compelled him avoid the excitement of public speaking. After ...
... in the desolate condition and singular conversation of the stranger. I have fallen from first estate, girl, it is a common story. 1 loved and trusted, and was betrayed, and now all is past. have lost one place in life, and have sought for another in vain ...
... hours the acci t. Save or Saturday last, Mr G. R. Thom- son, auctioneer, exposed for sale, in the Court-reom here, a one-storied house in Keptie Street, at the upset price of £110, having only a feu-duty of 3d per annum. The ouse being favourably situated ...
... letters, asking her assistance a to make all kinds of fortunes, in every coniceivable ma,,n- t be, ner and in inconceivably short periods of timne. (She hero it ?? read several speciasens of these letters.) She had received C -Ic half at bushel daily of ...
... an address, attend a meeting, or lo bear ono farthing of the expense. It was worthy reparation, and the historian sit for a short time sgain in Parliament, although an attack of heart complaint compelled him to avoid excitement of public speaking. After ...