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... railway Actierding to the evidenee of the complainant, he Mr Smith for some time, but for the leat three years had not been on speaking terms with him. On Zed ei November he got into • railway carriage at Cluing Omen sad reeding an evening paper when, jest ...
... the meeting was addressed by the Rev R A Redford, (the chairmen) Mr J Oldham, Mr Walker, and some of the school teachers. Speaking on the subject of education, the Chairmen said, that ever sines he was • child himself, long before he to an age that might ...
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... I will now mint cut an United States a wink to equal that of the First Lord illarnatiou of that harmony. Matthews.= says, speaking of the Admiralty: Mr G. Welles, after dilating of the Fres Pros, I engaged to write leader pro. on the necessity of a props ...
... ferward.—The Town Clerk stated that another person had men the base on the plug at WM three times during the year, but mold not speak as to the dates. To this alio Rieskitt as emphatie &Md.—The Town Clerk also said abaa aa the 14th of April last Messrs Reckitt ...
... conjunction with his school. follow Mathes!. Moore'. Life of Sheridan contains some quotations from this piece. Moore, who speaks of it under the title of Jupiter, says that it • fame, or play, In three acts, written in imitation of the bruietta of ...
... sailors' missionary. of Hull; Jescie Kr Fountain, of Sheffield ; and the Rev Thomas Asbproft, of Goole. Thula( the ictervsla of speaking the members of the Goole Society sang some choice and melee pieces, accompanied on the pianoforte by Mils Cofer. The tall ...