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SYSTEMATIC BENEFICENCE SOCIETY

... from others the fact that they did act on the principle of systematic beneficence. They might give more than a tenth and not speak of that, but let it be known that they were giving their tenth duty to which they were bound. They might give their fifth or ...

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... reports current that disturbances have taken place at Malaga and some of the provinces are unfounded. The ...

Gentlemen oonnoiaaeurs cigars will find all the oholoest brands of foreign Savannahs James Watte*! Tobaeco ..

... accompany common catarrh, are very highly recommended in a variety of quarters and, indeed, all who have made trial of them, speak loudly in their praise, as affording effectual and speedy relief. To public speakers and singers these lozenges will be valuable ...

AN AUSTRALIAN CRUSOE

... They roaring about the woods,' he says, like wild cattle. Indeed we expect they will come and storm the tent some night.' Speaking of another part of the island, he says : - 'At this place saw hundreds of seals ; both the shore and tli6 water were literally ...

THE FARMERS' CLUB AND THE RINDERPEST

... consider; it was one involving the life of the poor of this country, and not only the poor, but those above them. [ Hear, hear. ] Speaking of that, he would say that if they went on attempting to stop the cattle trade, and did not take other means for the extinction ...

BURTON AND ITS BREWERIES

... common seal f the Dean and Chapter of the Collegiate Church of hrist, at Burton-upon-Trent. Erdeswicke, the county historian, speaking of the Abbey, says it must have been a very goodly one, for the ruins be very large.'' The dimensions of the church were ...

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... of members, omitting the Southern representatives. When the call for Tennessee was reached, member from Tennessee desired o speak. T Clerk refused him, whereupon an animated debate took place, Mr. Brooks protesting against the omission of the members from ...

LORD DUNDREARY IN COURT

... willingness to perform another piece. Defendant spoke hoarse voice now, it seemed very like a simulated voice. was able to speak very well before he left the theatre. It is very possible that I said he never intended play. might have said it in an unpleasant ...

BIRMINGHAM TOWN COUNCIL

... amounted to £11,736. The increased income enable them to pay that additional £11,736. was £34,789., leaving them, relatively speaking, with income of £23,053. better than in 1852. Another method of showing the manner was in the consideration of the miles ...

MR SOTHERN AND SPIRITUALISM. The following letter has been addressed to a Glasgow newspaper:— Sir, —There ..

... favoured and warmly encouraged. The indulgence of our love of fun cost us some money, but yielded us an immensity of pleasure. To speak colloquially, it was an expensive but extensive 'sell.' We did put pens under the table, and get signatures of Shakespeare ...

SIR ROBERT PEEL'S TENANTS

... sale, the valuation not having been received Mr. Biddle, there were definite instructions. His Honour said Mr. Wilson was speaking in contradiction of facts contained in documents put in. I'laintiff was employed to sell the stock, and received written ...