... stqueooe of epidemic of miaatts wok-b at the pra* time exists aicoogst ‘he cLildirn of Lower Oarweu, the aatborities of the Independent day school beloogiog Messrs Ecdes have under the circumstances deem-d advisable dose their school until the disease becomes ...

... from place to place, and though during that period be witnessed two their great national holidays—Declaration day and Independence day. What disgraceful character for this nation to possess, that This royal throne kings, this sceptred isle; This earth ...

... ao epidemic of measles which at the pre- sent time exists amorgst the children of Lower Darwen, tbe authorities of tbe Independent day school belonging uo Messrs. Eccles have under the circumstances deemed .t advisable to close their school until tbe disease ...

... frera place to place, and though durin.r »t (a-ri’al witnessed two of taoir great national nolhUys—Ueclaration day and Independence day. disgraceful character for this nation to possess, that Tlus royal throne ot ktugs, M.-epurnUnle; Thu cardi t*C majes ...