... theft said: Yes—l will go. That was all. Presently she got up and began to dress. She was so weak she had continually to sit down and rest, but she re fused Estella's assistance, although she allowed a maid, ...

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... toetrards the •upport of a fishery dation ; a.. serimps, peewee meekest. beerier. and in the owed plus, by • government grant, spathe, gay set having a meek through which a moan subsidize the wP. The Fisheries Board of = or aad i her ' ...

... to see a young man out in these wade, much !cgs a decent looking one, Lade as if to herself. Is he staying here? she added; and is he engaged to either of you? He has just come. I replied a little coldly. He is my uncle's secretary. ...

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... well-known of our hymns. A SickeMng Sight.—A ghastly sight might be witnessed one morning last week at tlie railway station. .%t the main entrance of of the platforms, there was exposed on a truck, the eareasti of a young calf. It made a ...

... possible. (More laughter., The lainiff, a lady past ther bluah of youth, p went t into the box. She g a ve her evidence entirely in Welsh with the assistance of a barrister. alio acted as interpreter. She said ...

... her husband gave her a shilling to go to Llanbadarn. She went by train and took the two children with her. The following day, she asked him for money for something and be asked concerning the shilling, which she replied that she had spent it ...

... %lath him to London to get married. She told him she could i rt treat his. brother ;n siwh a disrespectful Tay. She told him she had had LO offer to go to rrame as a governess. and that ...

... Steyston Vicarage; 8 W k M.A d's ; &v. D Jones. Premarommwr Mr ono. rionma, B.A. ; Rev L Morgan. D. o'd ;It Hartwell Jean, A., Ningeig,l S. v ; Towy Jour. ; Rev J S 8. D. v ;M. Frederick Lewis, Wynhooddo ;Mr W Tres or Pereir, M. ...

... bride, being a member of the church choir, the service was fully choral, and was conducted by the Von. Archdeacon David Williams, M.A., viear, ad the Rev I). 8 . ti Jones, curate. The bride who was given away by Mr Farrow, looked pretty in a dress of ivory ...

... ns, was the next witness. Asked what she was, she declared herself a Christiar., Scientist. Are von a nurse call myself a Cori*- elan Scientist. Witness said that she attended the deceased during his illness. ...