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... 10s.. John Hobbs, 9 years and 6 sickness and an allowance of 10s. a week after the mouths lately..Colonel.Pearson ana ...
... i . fi llevandar and badly Smon—Mlas Norris, Man William% Miss Barber, hinny. B. Beduin Claymore.—Un. Clay ■ampton and Mrs. John T&yleur Manor Road. Wyenestess—Mr. babe W. Batttown, Mn. Batthum St family The Rose W illa— Argottl— Mrs. Allu Owyther. Miss ...
... charming Katherine. The pert of the boy, always played by a female. was for the first time represented by a boy, Mister Henry Grattan, and his performance was stitonishingly good. The other parts were satisfactorily played. The scenery and mounting is equal ...
... General Baker surrounded Imliki in the Chur-Dch Valley the Bth instant and took prisoners, besides capturing large quantity of arms. Major Peploe Peploe, M.P., of Garnstone, lias returned 10 per cent, to his tenants last half-year’s Mr. Alfred Wetherman, ...
... Plymouth f nrinod, Vulcan forging the arms cf Aehil es, a trophy of broken Zulu weapons, and an allegoric devices of lion and elephant, ermbolleing tho pursuit and desist of the enemy and the triumph of the Britian arms in oath Afr'e i. On the opposite side ...
... both men fell to the ground, Fripp Doing uppermost. Withey alleged that whilst on the ground . Fripp endeavoured to break his arm, and planted his knee ou his chest, and that ho then seized Fripp’s beard and forced him off, tpid getting up seized his gun ...
... taken up arms, under the belief Yakoob was a prisoner in the British camp. The British Government, he says, is willing to believe such people were deceived by evilminded persons, and he 'therefore proclaims an amnesty on the condition that all arms are s ...
... is. Even for affection ho will not budge from Ho once had his father before him his point. 1s a witness. What is he asked. John Rae; you know my name well enou “Well, ” Tho filial lawyer reaponded with an saperity which sufficed to restrain his father ...
... Miss Melville, . , 18 (Raglan-cottage)—Mr & Mra MrsLocock At . .. 19 air and Mrs VVe»combe A f 20 airs Bennett A i 22 (Raglan Arms) Mr & Mm Pine . ..(Here Oreeufleld-placeJ. & airs Edwards (?/1--tnsdown -buildings) airs ViN- CBM „ 28 (1) Misses Smith ...
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