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... nothing; do you want to get it up for me ? Theni he began to push me about, so I said I woould not: go at all if he put his dukes (hands) on me. Then ,b he rammed my nut (head) against, the wall, and shook the very life out of me. Thisgota scuff (crowd)'- ...
... grants, thetboardcwill not reeive More. athan £6O to asast them in erecting the schols,. and £260 for'Klteahers' r h6ses, - ' hi Duke of Sutherland. whe at firt expressed his ivilliogneme to grant aites, ti now iinwilflng to do eo,.eince the : sooes wil'be ...
... could exercise no T] sueriion over the provincial administration ofBell Rasil. The 'Mareizis of Salisbury, replying to the' his Duke of Argyll, confirmed the statement that the T] Amaer of Affghanistan would not allow an English COUX resident at his Court ...
... His Majesty 'was accompanied by'the-Priniee and Princess Pe of Wales the Duke and'Duchess of.Edinburgh. the ,Grand' da hi Duke. Alexis, Pririce 'Arthur, theLpuke of Cambridge, Prince Christian, thie'Duk'e of,'eck, and Prince Edward of 'cd Saxe mWanner ...
... and -B1ogra, without violence, and that there food is rising to l amsine prices in GWdlior and bette . t - - for ti -. I~his Duke of Ytanehiestea' has been spying iron' out the lake district of Canada, and his report is eminently favourable. In August ...
... (Christians, or the outmiitrs' or any mlinister of an~y such Church or the denotninsticzi, he shall be guilty of a miede-- hi | Duke of RICH:MOND and GORDON' opposed the clause, and stated that it was unfair in wat Cbw hlmen should be the only class Who ...
... VrLinm L;tnriir,-'Niaxwcil wshetq uponl the dH f eta ltie -t D~r.-e ox Mo use, lie wras total- aento t: Chauciiiorslrp his Du.ke of Boo-i~ cienco, ?? stated, is athorough 'srsCtiseSco ?? having a large stake t ina ire countrv, ant nit-h has all.avs taken ...
... pollcy, and ran full tilt ,against the Ciusch as by law established; but ri forthwith came the sharp criticoizs of a Liberal hi Duke, 1who had materially assisted in the abolition u of Church patronage. 'Elhe conflet was satisfac- tc tory, and the two Liberal ...