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... received from the King of Siam a wedding present consisting of a consecrated shell set in gold, two massive golden bowls for jewelry and a golden pedestal with two branches. gift ia of Siamese design and workmanship, and is very , Burns, a grandson of the ...
... bearing a lofty golden crucifix. Then followed two surplice.' bearers of candles, and then between two chaplains walked the venerable Bishop of Southwark, Dr. Dowell, in a maguificent cope of black velvet, embroidered with a golden crag, and with a cape ...
... chemist, Huuthgate-street, Gloucester, 4GI A married couple named Harling attempted to commit suicide in the Medway, at Maidstone, on Sunday. They clapped bands and jumped into the river. The man was drowned, but the police rescued the woman. The coroner's ...
... d long, Asa golden deed and a theme for song. Let a mournful dirge for the valiant dead In our churches long sung ; For them shall the scalding tear shed mourn the brave, the young. Let their glorious death l*e rememWred long, Asa golden deed and theme ...
... Miss Brunsdon to Miss Porter, was (Laughter.) Could not refuse the second glass of beer 3rd November, receiving a pair of boots from the Fancy Colliery on the W. Grove 12 15 25 Gloucester & Local Delivery. written about was sub judice, because anybody ...
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... will well digest this, and, like the Lord Mayor, not be governed by an Act which can be made to mean anything, but apply the golden rule of good, honest common sense, which will be better for all. As regards the system being in vogue for sixteen years this ...