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... over it; sent a boat to the wreck, who returned at 11 a. m., bringing with them boy in a very weak state, and not able to speak proper restoratives were applied, and on the 22nd the boy began to show signs of recovery. A few questions being put to him ...

... stepmother, and the other's my father, what I to do !—Mr Travis: **The question is not that. Tou have sworn before God to speak the whole truth.—Witness: Well, I couldn’t see through a box or a table.-Mr Travis to prisoner, I was going to treat this ...

... of Hull; Miss Jessie Craigen; Mr Fountain, of Sheffield; and the Rev Thomas Ashcroft, of Goole. During the intervals of speaking the members of the Goole Choral Society sung soae choice and select pieces, accompanied on the piano-forte by Miss Coger ...

... head of hair, which many cannot; I ,] Xai amite bald on the crown of my head when I began n ziefg it.-W. B. I Every costumer speaks highly oft yww~ lPfinilene.'-E. P. Jones, Chemist, 5, Paradise-street, i 111IAfTS, ON THE MANAGEMENT OF THlE HAIR, 1~t~c ...

... course pursued by the Conservatives during the last session, end after pointing out the duties of the Opposition, proceeded to speak on the subject of' non- fri intervention, which lie observed was a conspicuous T1 doctrine of the Conservative party, and ...

... one is my stepmother and one is my ci father what atm I to do ?-Mr Travis - Yona are sworn d: to speak the truth before God. You know you are not L speaking the truth. X desire you to tell me the whole treth.-Witness: I have just told you what I have seen ...

... committee remark in their report:-' We f are of course only on the threshold of a great expert- 0 went, and we are not prepared to speak with certainty e, of its ultimate result. We have learned enough to d know that there are difficulties in the way that can ...

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... o’clock on Wednesday morning. What is Thought of the Execution of Muller Germany. —The significance with which a Frenchman will speak of a querelle d’Allemand” may best be understood by an examination of the course pursued with res)>ect to Muller in his own ...

... domestic use, which we have alluded to in a former article. It must not lie supposed that the report alludes to this when it speaks of the manufacture of native cloths having diminished. On the contrary, the official accounts from several districts specially ...

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