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... magnitude to congratulate Lieut. -Col. Smith-on obtaining a victory greater than which had never been obtained for Hull. He was speaking from his own knowledge when he said that a numberof people who would, owing to the stgdation of trade, have been com- pelled ...
... member for Hull is writing at the dictation of John lilton, who occupies the central position in the Be, his hand raised as. he speaks. The Protector is e11 entering the chamber through a curtained doorway. Tel panelled walls of the room are taken from a city ...
... granter to everyone all round to speak on this subject, he shoald notwithstanding that he believed the ruling of the Town Clerk to be wrong, claimn the same Privilege. Some gentlemen thought it necessary to aiways speak, and also that their words and votes ...
... aspect of every iad vidual bore token to the jealous watchfulness of 11. Dlerson and his coadjutors. People that we knew of speak yet in the highest terms of praise of the late Dr Casson, and in Dr. Mferyon we feel sur the late snpect tendent has a 'worthy ...
... Captain Dupr The inquiry shortly afterwards adjourned p MR. W. H. SMITH ON THE BRITISH DEPEAr IN AFGHANISTAN Mr. ?? H. Smith, speaking at a dinner of the Licensed Victualiers' Association at the Crystal Palace yesterday, referred to the conduct of our troops ...
... -Mr. Torry and Mr. Spink asked his Worship to mitigate the penalty as much as possible.- Mr. Spink, on behalf of Smith, in speaking upon the second charge, pointed out that if the tobacco found on defendant's premises was smuggled it was very improbable ...
... industries of the country, but, owing to the knowledge of many of such trade marks or signs being confined to, compara- tively speaking, few persons in the particular trades and industries, it is possible that some common marks may have been accepted by the ...
... MATTHEW, NIXED CORN CAVIL • MST-CLASS SALVES AILDAL Sr tee TOnalSrals AOKLCCLISISAL SMOLT. Way sad Dr. VOlLacrie, awl Slues, speak well el MATTHEWS' DRIFFHILD SPECIAL LINSEED CAKZ. TrailtlOglkLa. Ea 4., Slaafoor. TM Ist ot t2O art Allra Cap. tor Cu Wettuf ...
... see the way that fawning fiddling cad toadies those two old frunmp, just because they're duchesses ! Why, they wouldn't even speak to him if he weren't a foreigner; and they'll cut him dead next week-that's a a comfort ! Ugh ! What a world! (Becomes a Radical ...
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... and often afterwards she alluded to .the burglar in pitying terms. The man's name turned out to be Raggles, and Phoebe would speak of him as poor Raggles. This Raggles was in due time arraigned at the Old Bailey, and sen- tenced to penal servitude for ...