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... son, who lies buried East Brent Church. . . . firstmentioned John Locke purchased another estate at Wrington, which gave to hia eldest son, also named John. was father to the celebrated John Locke One two personal reminiscences are perhaps worth retelling ...
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... business, stabbed lier in the left arm and in the abdomen. She rushed from the house, and afterwards liad her wounds attended Dr. Grace’s assistant, who staged Before the bench that found punctured wound the woman’s arm about Imlf-an-inch in length, and ...
... remained the surface upoo which fell. One loch of surface measures 4*67 gallons, one inch per acre, 22,622 gallons. For tho beat Cardigan Jackets, T. Salisbury, 3G, High-street, Weston-super-Mare. —Advt. Best value ever offered, good and useful handbags from ...
... not always influenced national conduct when some aggressive aggrandising spirit could be supported by the force of superior arms. do not say there are times when war becomes terrible necessity, but we say that the principle of text proportion men are ...
... that was a nominee of Villiers Stuart. After the declaration of the poll for the St. Ives division of Cornwall on Monday, Sir John St. Aubyn, l the successful Liberal candidate, with his family, was obliged to remain Penzance public buildings for nearly ...