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... the same authority as Mr. Harris would do if present. He thought they ought not to open the tenders that day.—The town clerk Whig appealed to said there WWI no legal objection to opening the tenders.--Mr. Curtis thought there Was a strong moral objection ...

... was Monsieur's alarm elgoal Mai tightened Arm. he said ; but tbst wee 501 all. My dog Madame, who had not • ocetnise. Whig, no costume r exelaitned the Judge, while the lady uttered as indlgnsat proUst. I that she had net a tie/chat; autumn. My ...

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... Laveistock %rm. Ptareey, a baker, of Laverstock ; and thorge Pair, vett-Hoary surgeon, of Salisbury; Jainea Herring, assistant Whig father, a jobmaster: and the defendants themselves. The stAteinente of theme witness went to show that when the colt was taken ...

... goy standards, from which feetoonloge of fey, Lad the get:oral effect of d with the pretty drawn of the little girth . eat *Whig. Ceder the dlrtction of Mr. a Mrs. Clark ferlb.Maaster ad mistier) the Cridr rntae a selection, Hall be Thee; from the (seta ...