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... all-important as its abundance. HAIIMNIMS OF Till BLACKFICM. Mr. Thomas Macielland, North Ballwin, ICirkinner, writes as follows to the Seaman: A remarkable instance of the hardiness of the blackfaced sheep, which shows how lung this breed can exist ...

... Robinson, the well-known London draper, hes been proved, the grim value of the real and estate 'Mewl at The rowittors are Mr. Thomas Clarkson, Mr. Philip Goddard. Mr. Richard Rahlodge, Mr. Jame Wenham, and Mr. William Hutchins. to earb of whom is of Vela ...

... of their quiet. Weyhill Fair was tho scone of the i sale of his wife to the sailor by the Mayor of Casterbridge in Mr. Thomas Hardy's novel of that name. Tun Japaneee are fond of bathing. In the city of Tokio, there are 800 public bath-houses, in which ...

... they on itaturday se,ired only supporters against 20 Cautiniets. Their most 141 S IS at Derby, where both liar:mat and Iftir Thomas Moe, the two old members, were, to the surprise, defeated, the vietonous opponents being Alder. Lleinruee, a 4 and Mr. Ueoffrey ...