... value only raises the Excise licence 5/. This is a great hardship to many of the smaller and medium-class retailers; and speaking of London alone, where in many parts, by the means of improvements, widening the streets, building schools and warehouses ...

... disrase cannot be cured by reading. TlieJanuary number of theeslgazisne of As tisgood, 'oilugh not, perhanq, artistically speaking,quite upto !fs usual level. 'the frontispiece is from Thomas .oran's Mountain of the Holy Cross, Colorado. It Is effective ...

... tor Peel and his officers rose on his track, gave himself up at the King's Cross-road Police-station, and there he said (speaking of the injured man), Re was a coward, and ought to have had a good fight for it, like Mr. Gold with Lefroy. I meant to have ...

... day without • Carbonari. r children bourhood of the plai had f are only just a daily labourer. bl a picture of to read and speak Fr ' t d labour, and utensils. The in any way, and ints . but the Paris police if he neglects the northern coast 1. , daily ...

... there would only be one in it with half the stsittalked about, and that one would certainly mt. 1-e Hutchens. I make bold to speak my mood, as tip to earl hats sf Hoc:diens bi.. token one diroction, of his grattor.giory. That iii , name ii known and bin ...

... jearney WIIIIT.—Wer kern by telegraph that Mr. O'Donovan, the ispecial rorr,.pundaat of the Lady who recently arrested for speaking of the Sultan in in,ultirs ters.. was eestenasd to 6:.: treAlth , ' itele.weiment. Mr. o n is h that le• only or the whi ...

... after he had bees taken to his own house. Before the coroner there were several witne,sca of the blow, hut no one who could speak to any previous quarrel or threat. It was clear that the wound had lain inflicted without a single aggravating word having ...

... I was in Shanklin. I saw him at both places. He visited me at Shanklin. I remember Percy being, ill at Shanklin. Can you speak of tho nature of his illness P-He was very sick. When did the illness occur ?-It occurred in the after- noon, the evening, ...

... special importance, as coming from men whose profession and experience of all the requirements of the trade entitle them to speak with decision. These are facts which Lhave pleasure in submitting to you, and which entitle my Preparation to the serious and ...

... _perfect master of the delicate art of pentumime.—Morxiag Advertiser. bliss Marie Longmore. the gayest of burlesque heroes, speaking her lines and singing her songs with a freedom and sparkle for which she has always been so wall known.—Sporlswan. The ...

... of the plains of Waterloo gave him employment as a daily labourer. Mr. Elliot had the advantage of being able to read and speak French with fluency. Be was never molested in any way, and intended going to England through Boulogne, but the Paris police ...

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