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... have thorn understand. The whole world is beginning to see that though we are small, Japan staetches from one end of itself clear to the other. We are little, but, oh, my, my ! we are old. At the call to arms the shegurns, the shorghtime, the bee gums ...
... down for the purpose. 'ltus chiefs, IC hams, &hole, and flat hoe's. met wit ha hearty welcome from the various Christ lan 3rganisalmna at Cape Town their from England. numerous addressee being presented to them. A •AILWAT yids woodess rails 3`,lt , .=Rui ...
... sharp lookout. The third arrival is the small, red-necked vulture. This bird descends from great height. It is now most interesting to watch the concentration from ail quarters of the compass ; this is easily arranged lying beneath bush, *nd shading the ...
... Masted, and the ground below ploughed up for some little distance. From this and from other instances which have lately been given, it appears that the supposed immunity of the Scotch fir from lightning must be given up as a baseless superstition. Among the ...
... A SPLENDID SELECTION OF ALBUMS FROM to 308 -:o:- SCRAP-BOOKS. DRAWING-BOOKS. MEMORANDUM-BOOKS. RENT RECEIPT BOOK& TAMP-ALBUMS. COPY-BOOKS. PASS-BOOKS. CASH RECEIPT BOOKS. A choke range of WALKING STICKS, WORK BOXES, WRITING DESKS, TEA CADDIES. CARD CASES ...
... FROM NEAR AND FAR. m In a newspaper office we get a capital chance of seeing how onr political friends accept defeat. On the whole we believe they come well out ot the ordeal. It is true we have heard from one or two fretful correspondents who, not being ...
... editions be- cause of the advertisements, from which, he says, he is able to study tho commercial progress of the country. He has at Hawarden a scrap-book in which he has pasted about 300 or 400 advertise- ments cut from the American magazines. As showing how ...
... cuttings and handsomely bound. Tnis department superintended by nor Secretary, who obtains from the Press-cutting agoai'Us all the paragraphs which appear in t ! io world's Press concerning Her Majesty and her family. The cuttings are lifted, selected, and ...
... Republics of the present of that old tyranny which erer tunate enough to conic under suffered from, anti w hich the defeat of the Armad a . -• 2 learnt nothing from all her The same old tyranny whie Mexico, and other rich portion. • surface, and which drove ...
... disquieting references to several inquests which had been held last winter, and produced from a drawer the kitchen table a scrap-book in which she had inserted a picture from an illustrated paper, and that picture represented the entire population of a kitchen ...
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... organa aa those paragraphs from the Medium and the “Upper World” indicate! Could Schopenbaner really hare been of so great interest as the lumber of figures alter his name in the indices teem to suggest! And here is paragraph from local paper, the “Dtdltown ...