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... terminated. I tion Stores are even more interesting. Scores The afternoon concert °itemised Mr. of pigeon holes are filled with boots. each Stelf-Langston in the Institute on the 18th reservist being allowed two pairs, and hind inst., was perhaps the beet of ...
... be careful not to kill the goose that No Catalogues. lays the golden eggs. Now who didase mean? We all agree that the goat, should not be killed. But who is the goose? Who lays the golden age! Have received instructions to Sell by Auction at o'clock ...
... Conanittee of each of the first-class Snowdrop. of the purest whiteness; the other thing—they did not want cart Aconite. with its golden Buttercup-like horses for Yeomanry training (laughter). counties whose second elevens play in the competition. bloom set ...
... preacher. The choir. conducted b , Mr. Claridge, ably rendered the anthems, Sing to the Lord of Reeve-A and Out in the golden cornfields. - Large congregations attended the service., and the offertories for the day amounted to Jth ISs. rid. The chapel ...
... . Mr. Purrett, in a few felicitous phrases, asked Mr. Anniwell to accept two enlarged photographs of the North-street and Golden Square drinking fountains. Mr. Anniwell had carried out his duties to the satisfaction of the majority of the people. He was ...
... made of appealing to the selfish and individnaliatic instincts of persons when inviting them to join a Society; to dangle the golden bait, and afterwards to appeal to higher considerations was too risky, but having admitted them to membership, their education ...
... _ Whilst taking deep interest chinch affahn the decesewo lady was for nose yeas a, teacher at ft. Lessant's Clearek Beaky &boot. where the was held in high esteem- Her death took plass at Ass e when she had been is feeble tli ter. some tippled. Tbe gete ...
... wile much, and were as oold as ice; I was afraid was given away by her father, was attiredl I should not be able to wear boots again. I in white silk with white chiffon and crino- soon found that my kidneys were the cause line hat, trimmed with orange ...
... during the reign of free trade. There seemed to be an ides that the foreigner sends us a largs,aniount of goods and takes away golden usenetas in exchange. It was, nothingof the sort. He tikes away our own • in sackange, and it was a system of barter out ...
... open. and the sun 'saner ,I wish to remain in . the backed to tie a remedy by extending children advantage of the town the boot was on the pleasure, for he hoped the Council would haying freer access, The result also seems _ground and In ha_v_ e nothinihto ...
... states that the Doke of Bedford issued burrsa to kla oorroato to fl a tpima , Pbutagraphing or skotchiag Pork or grounds. - The Golden Penny. ter September 13. ernitaim • brief *Miele apes dm Ird V.l. Hat Bed. Striammt. The steam sbip Orton,. whirl loft Caps ...