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... under which they mct at that festive season. Speaking generally, they had been wonderfully blest; of course, every heart knew its own dumng the year many ef their homes had been darkened with dull care; speaking generaliy, they had been wonderfully bleet ...
... climate in India, and his sympathy with the object they had in view respecting the erection of an iron church at Boothroyd. In speaking of the duty of parents in trainin up their children in the fear of God, he referred to the late Mr. Joseph Ward as being ...
... Wostley Place Kuighley, Aug. 12, 1875. Dear Mr. Claral9, JAflow me to add my grad. itude for your medioine. One cannot speak tots hi lily of your valuAble Mixture, and its good ,%r,3ollOperties over 'blood. My eldest daughter., when about 5 yeare Old ...
... discusses the qu Reviews.— © Landlords and Land Laws’ iv a vigorous a that can b 2 with trenchant of the for the landed-veracy, speak and ie exclusi which the mercantile and vhe ari of birth give up, fencing off thei the people who would cscupy and improve ...
... like you to thoughtlessness I'd add A look as sad, (No thought the while). I too would have your unaccustomed sighs, Xtur speaking eyes; Your fancies new. Could I be you, my heart loves you so much I would be such_ For a year—or two. Fair dames, one point ...
... had during that time conducted himself such manner to obtain the respect of his juniors of chief constable Personally could speak in too high terms of Mr Townend’s services when he came here time Mr Townend invaluable the town and the people ever willing ...
... Telegram. A URAVIIATICAL scuommastev, att., flogging one of his scholars for speaking bad grammar, sent him to the other end of the room to inform another boy that he wished to speak to him, at the same time promising to flog him again if he spoke ungrammatically ...
... ’ —Mr. 0. Firth moved that the address a* read l>e presented Mr. Bell, it* doing made a remarks suitable to the occasion, speaking in the highest terms of Mr. Beil* services.—Mr. J. Garter seconded the motion, and it was carried with much applause.— Mr ...
... trifled with. Austria and Germany, who have been rather languid about the matter, considering that M. Holler is, properly speaking, a German subject, are now fairly aroused, and have been endeavouring to mollify the disputants on both sides. Meanwhile ...
... 480- -caives. 80-pigs, 0. Beet. 4s to Bs—mutton. 5s to Bs—veal to 6s-pork, 3s Sd to 4s 4d per 8 lbs. There no trade worth speaking of, the prices are the same as on Monday ...
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... receptacle for all that Is elevating in the shape of art and science. The unmereue roar* such ae the Egyptian, Greek. sad &ann. speak for themselves. Nowhere in the world tither, each high architectural beauties. flare out be compared the glories of Greece ...