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... manifestation of regret. A large number of people attended to pity a last tribute of respect to the memory of the deceased, and to the family, who are highly respected in the district. The Rational Club, of which Mr. Jones is a member, sent ...

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... granted. ATFILIATION, Sarah Ann Davies, .18 years of age. of fi Br ck Houses, Argoeilsammoned John Rirhard a collier, single. of Abercvnon. t•• chew c.n..•. etc —Procecutrix said she gave birth to a fennee child on dune 18th la.d. She had ...

... her many times heoanse she had no food in the house and she had given her loud and coa l s o p u s on the tire when she uad none, Witness was present when the brandy and silk was taken into the house. Mrs. Donald had been kept in ...

... amid that on Saturday she went to Mrs. Morgan'a house. The; feina'e prisoner came in She asked Mrs. Morgan for a cup rf tea. When told to fetch her own cup, she c. erne back with a napkin on her shoulder. told ...

... once in house. . a lifetime, and she returned my adoration only Oh, lum hippy she wax , th oug h a t times ' *midi lumping asturen can, peat ' duel , c l ou d would rise b e r ates h er At all rinks 1 didertoiciod that she should and ...

... almost carries an umbrella, never a stick. Dr. Hans Richter, the famuli' mosicsl conductor, can play almost every kind instrument to fuuod in au orchestra. Wolseley a non-smoker, and practically a teetotaler. makes a poiut of never sitting up after eleven ...

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... again. A suggestion has been made that a section of the Society should form itself into a committee to get up a St. David's Dinner. My wife declares that she, for one will not attend any function in connection with this wretched Society. But ...

... arrival of a train was about her, but it seemed to be happening in a dream, and strangely enough the busy scene brought back an incident she had almost forgottita ; the platform of a Metropolitan station a wet windy night when ...