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... the bat reund or holding to pay the debts arches and schools. Probably that was the loot time should have the privilege of speaking member for a united South-East Lancashire, but be could assure them that should ever prise the friendship had formed the ...
... Hoblyn family prevent certain being occupied but crowd the Interference in Legal are contemplated Mb Osoab Wilde on Dbess— Speaking Glasgow on Mr Oscar Wilde mill-girl over her shoulders wearing more dress recently returned from Paris in former there comfort ...
... On the threshold of the year, Sea, the Lord is standing war, And the hoot fagots its tsar In his mile; Trembling goal, kW speaks to Uwe, f, myself, thy gni& will be— All tb• was in knows teats, KUts by mile. On the threshold the yew. It thspath looks ...
... the new constituencies in selecting candidates. To serve tho and not a clique, must be the foremost aim those who aspire to speak and act for the people within the walls, of Parliament and in the Councils of the Queen. Neither in lands beyond the confines ...
... blaze of publicity. The correspondent who forwards it (of whose bowl fides, by the way, there can be manner of doubt) shall speak for himself. I know you like a joke. What do you think of the following, as a sample of Scottish canninoss advertised rifle ...
... evening the Lord Mayor will entertain the citizen, at the Mansion House. Provincial Nationsli,t members of Parliament will speak. Mr. I'. J. Smyth's condition is ituprovim., ion sentient on the doctors having, they believe, correctly diagnosed his malady ...
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... plates. 24 in number, from the old masters in: the collec- tion. Mr. George Scharf, the secretary of the National Gallery, speaks of Winstanley's etchings as remarkably spirited, and as justi- fying Horace Walpole in classing him as an en- graver only; ...
... Services of a Young -nlih Ge-ntlemanraged about 10 as TRAVELLER, tly in Gret Britain and partly abroad. He msus be able to speak and write fluently kreuh German, and Solsh or Ita3; an an possess some experience as continental s em n, Will z be required ...
... quarter of a center, ago, are now estabished (acts. In the present ass, a man, haring env regard for his reputation. cantieuely speak of matters as impracdmble ; but he should certainly never dornaticalty assert that anything is Impossible. AT HL/11111TR.—Th ...