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... the services of the best professional to be divers that can be had ought secured, and that mere amateura, who ere only to short spells of dock-gate mending and similar work, would not be equal to an emergency of this kind. Some improvement in the was ...
... of wine which another total abstainer has left him fa trust for the purposes of science. v Dr. Richardson tells the whole story of this cellar from the time when received the lawyer's letter announcing the bequest. These were his first leehntrs: The letter ...
... catastrophe of Isandlana had cost England the lives of some 800 brave men. Ereryoi.e is familiar with the outlines of the painful story. Lord Chelmbford, the commander-in-chi«-f, had, on entering Zululand, divided his forces into three colamns. One, nnder Colonel ...
... very hearty applause. Sir Stafford said he had two or three short poems that he should like to read, the first being a little one by Campbell, and which had the advantage of being a true story. It was written at a time when there was a great deal of anxiety ...
... J. 11. r. rant. Song, •• Farewell, trim-boilt wherry.. Mr. J. Ha.'g'*. Konf, Oar S*ilor« on Ihc Ma Mr. Kill. R«din». ••Story of the c-ollars'’ Mrs T C. Kni.-ht. Song. Within » mile loan S|uire. Sonx, M> irnuidtather moke'’ Mr. E. L. Brown. Sonjr ...
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... 45 210 * op hokb, S/^ & .o? d .V,.;; .SlSj'iS I'S 1.2 will be by the Author of” Esther Wear. - Our New Neiicbbour. the Story, th* Awcitoa Baxwxar. Dlblii». exqui‘itely caaea wita highly-flniehed, J C(5jJ \ '‘X » each a* wind and pain T.ar.ncatn.d •• ...
... T. Lee, G. Jury, Bealey, Short, Viner, Gove, W. Connett, E. bmale, Black, Pratt, Nicholls, Fewings, Hussey, S. R. lorce, Cobley, Toby, W. T. Orchard (Carr and QmclO, Warren (2), F. strong, Webb F Orchard, Bastow, Meal, Short, Shapcott, Chown, Hayes (2) ...
... Last night Mr. Ralston gave another of his charm- “ Story-telling.” e is ae eed a master in his gentle craft. gosaipy discourses on The success attending ‘ H.M.8. Pinafore” truly marvellous. But a short time ago it was being played to crowded houses in ...
... that ; the pour carryin, ring the | bundles fram home, wo should say (the d re armed | Sunday), for another wook's work. he story of tho loss of tho Royal | one with |® sory which peoplo will tell in ages reply to| born, and x caused thrill of horr orte ...
... first-class passengers. The body of the lady washed ashore has been identified. No other body has yet been recovered. THE STORY'S FORCE. A good seaman, speaking on the subject, demanded to know why captains of vessels at sea should be obliged in certain ...
... earnestness of purpose readiness of self-sacrifice which would do much for their their fathers did for it hundred ago A good story told celebrated almanack-maker of about 100 since In travelling on horseback into the country he stopped for dinner at inn ...