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... peasants Northern and their juice sometimes fermented into species of cider, which John Lvelyn calls an incomparable drink, familiar Wales. A smad boy with popgun and an armful toys Iras just crossed America and the Atlantic •all by himself for a visit to ...

... THE BOERS. {Central News Cart Town, Tuesday Afternoon. A despatch from Pretoria states that President Kruger has decided to arm the Boer forces with bayonets, & weapon which in the hands of the British troops the Burghers have learned to respect. Already ...

... LITERARY EXTRACTS. A MAIL COACH JOURNEY EIGHTY YEARS AGO, From the Reminiscences Albert Pell. Edited by Thomas Mackay. London: John Murray. end first half Rugby School came unexpectedly. The dreadful cholera morbus had been slowly advancing from the North ...

... LITERARY EXTRACTS. THE CITY OF DUBLIN. From Tho Sunny Side of Ireland, by John O'Mahony. Dublin: Alex. Thom &. Co., Ltd. Dublin wai. an old fortress of the Danes. They held the whole eastern tea board Ireland until 1014, when Brian Boru defeated and ...

... table; but, as I listened, he grew and grew until the shrimp became a whale. Henry Grattan had some odd oratorical mannerisms. bent his body almost to the ground, swung his arms over his head, up and down and around him, says Charles Phillips; and added ...