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... had been taken of this interval. The pe of She: r is a huge rectangle, the long sides of which are about 2200 yards and the short sides al t 1200 rds long. Only the south and western sides been completed when it was first andeventhese had already fallen ...

... physician nurre, children. Sle expecially or cs A ECTIONS. esnlts were not conti to France, but the depression that prevailed, short time was Messrs Colvin & Co. in their report says—The | stndied the « tution and wants of this class, To at 16 2s Od, 4s Gd ...

... in November, e asild the tone wras quiet. The c~ourse of the market ! ha~s borne a resemblance to that of ?? in thlat T a short beetroot crop hads ca~used a sudden advance: t :1s an extent not justi fled under din circumstances, o nud inasmauchas the ...

... reply, and wonld esteem it a favour if you could ul80 find space for it in tho Herald:- Sir, - M~ay I beg of you space for a short note on above subject. I have just seen M~r Maskelyne's I letter in-the 7i~nej of yesterday, and an3 surprised to learn first ...

... or trader, mantelpiece, always keeping one eye on the in- The bear was very inquisitive, and walked about the room on his short bandy legs, and pryed into everything. What amused him most was to scratch up the matting forming the to hunt for This is his ...

... efficients, | the two one-volu: that she was making the story too loag as compared with a they numbered was an. sub; id 194,191, is, therefore 3550, aud. in the. enrolied, not wi hear niuc it; one short which numbered 203,213 in 1878, °5409. © The | politeness ...

... he facéd | about and stood in the doorway, exclaiming that they must not come into his house. His friend cor- roborated the story, and said that the soldiers stood close to the door using bad language, and some of them brandishing their weapons, so that ...

... made last nijht to upset a train by placing a stone weighing about 601 b. on the rails. The pointsmau discovered the stone a short distance from the station, and at once reported the matter to the police. A boy named Robert M'Neill was arrested and chaeged ...

... customs; Mr Clement T. Swanston, judge of the Royal: Court, Jersey; Crown prosecutor Voy Whitehurst, Q.C.; Sir Be tar; Mr Anth: Story- Sir Edward at Madras; and Mr Edward J. Q. the ber of deaths has Of these we have to record t! ofithe Ven. Henry deneon of ...

... left their hunie at No. GM West Forty-fourth Street, New York, in the evening, telling their mother they would be gone but a short time, and nothing more was heasl ef them. The family were thrown into a elate of in consequence, and when ilays paosed and ...

... pierced by an aperture chaplet' I like a keyhole. Joists Blee by persistent fingering soon discovered that vie ornament had • short perpendicular moti.in, but ebetoer he held it up or dowa the lid etill refused to be lifted. At last, while lie held the mumuent ...