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... water-clock America, £356,000; Germaay and Switzerland, there is neither a beer-house or a pudlic-house. Six, namely, those speaking for Bolton (rural | he that in Losel’s woo fou the Bl ck- |turuich ample material for the much practical isformut.on un chase ...

... scheme, has Mr James Judd sworn, and said he' sine, writes : We earnestly trust that we shell changed its views, and now speak highly of Lord this country and her dependencies. This is, of |tions. As we got into range they opened on us THE BIRMINGHAM ...

... ‘remain ereniods, crustacea, and fishes, Tuais fact po nted vf varivus Kinds of en vines vi war ‘cartridges, Before on to speak of this until you have landed him in some country, or Witu tuls new e.pivs.ve Toe paten eo eration, it may he me.tioned tiut ...

... supplied eight prime oxen, les may be in stare for the those who were treated to supper last night. ters we may have occasion to speak at length on’ shot four head of the famous tion. {and whatever troub | The remaining supplies will be apportioned off as, some ...

... from beginning toend, I am a native of Islay, and have resided in the parish of Kildalton sufficiently long to enable me to speak aa tt its Mr ] say acquired the estate. I am not one of those referred to who have anything to hope or fear from Mr Ramsay ...

... question of space) to fill the entire num- ber in a very few hours. Writing is thus made at | lesst as rapid a process as speaking ; and writers who have something to say, and are prepared to hesitation, will be able by employ: say it without their labours ...

... our general than the Pr fact that, after all, these enormous commer- cia) failures have only affected us in \comparatively speaking slight degree, The | g¢, diminution of our foreign trade in some of |Ch ' the leading branches of British manufactures in ...

... awe, and reverence. He seldom reiter.ites and never repeats himself. His exhortation is Celia; but not loud*his voice, in I speaking of th: love of (Lid, being singularly soft and very impressive, and his allusions to retribu- tion being edema and full of ...

... a far greater than and a mewber of the Uld Testament the natives of similarly large town in India—can ‘h? started for ear speak the English language, The Prince bade ya iis xandria and Aleppo, and to make some temporary adieu to Colombo on Thursday mora: ...

... pockets in Paris.” This e was banker, so to the fact that Christians of all denomi- however, as well as the other methods, speak, of many of the needy dramatists nations had assisted by purchases and contribu- effectual, and it was only by youd luck that ...

... season. Of the ability of the Queen's Park, who will be represented by their usual been sufficiently team, it is unnecessary to speak, as i wed over and over again in their long array of victories; note that there is not an Association club it may be nd that ...