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... I knew that the mortgage was over £3OO, but I cannot speak confidently as to the precise amount. On Satnrday, the 31st March, I went to Mr. Cutts’a offi’e and saw Mr. Gee abont ten o’clock the morning. I asked him if the execution bad arrived, and also ...
... couusel and Speaking as friend. It has never !>een proved who delivered the fatal stroke on the head of the prostrated gamekeeper, while on the other hand it has never been doubted who kicked away at the temples of poor old Allison until he breathed his ...
... mencemont of last week, the works are not fully employed, and the number of bands are being reduced. Generally speaking, the trade with the foreign markets remains the same as last reported; still, there are hopeful indications that before long orders ...
... Brevity in Correspondence.—Speaking of the brevity of the despatches between Mr. Seward and the representatives of the United States Madrid, the Daily Telegraph says the American Secretary for Foreign Affairs has shown bright example to diplomatic co ...
... La Presse, referring to the opening ceremony of the Guild of Literature and Art at Brenworth, speaks in laudable terms of the efforts of Sir Bulwer Lytton and Charles D.ckens, and adds that it is very desirable to founda purallel France. Russian Carrtaces ...
... DEFENCE FOR SHEFFIELD. correspondent of the Times, signing himself Sallamshire,” thus speaks of Sheffield : I am not • little surprised the foolish way in which the press 'of London hare written shout the state of our town, and I now wish to repudiate ...
... TO MANUFACTURERS.—A Gentleman speaks and is able to Correspond Commercially in •tt the principal Languages of Europe, and who has had several ears’ experience as Commercial traveller in France, Spain, taly, Germany, Swi zerlaud, Holland,and Belgium, and ...
... Several of the Paris papers speak of the probable publication, within short period, of a work from the pen of tbe Archbishop of Pans, entitled L'Egliso et la Liberie.' Risk Allah Bey, so well known through the recent trials in London, was married recently ...
... The speaking doll is the greatest Novelty out. To be had at EDWIN F. JACKSON’S FOREIGN and BRITISH FANCY EMPORIUM, 66, HIGH-STREET, Sheffield. ...
... I must live, was the remark of one who felt that he needed to speak apologetically of his way of living. The thief, the thief trainer, the pimp, the hireling politician, the itinerant demagogue, the dealer obscene books, all make the same excuse. They ...
... men who committed the robbery, but the waiter, who was along with him, knew the men, and could distinctly speak to them. When required to give evidence, however, he was out of the way, and Mr. Turner stated that he had been got out of the way by the ...
... The speaking doll is the greatest Novelty out. To be had at EDWIN F. JACKSON’S FOREIGN and BRITISH FANCY EMPORIUM, 64, HIGH-STREET, Shbfpleld. ...