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... Coasts quently friction and controversy engendering sectional prejudices may be avoided by at once recognising the need of giving the mnivenent a duel nature. whereby North and South may each act independently. And, in any case, it is desirable that some. ...

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... remains The vern fact that one can roall the merry times around the festive heard and the glowing ule-6. 4 will help to keep alive the endeavour to instil joy into the hearts of all at least once a year. I grant you that Xmas dnee not sewn the Xmas it ...

... LONDON MINISTER MARRIED AT SWANSEA. REV. FRANCIS KNOTIZ AND MISS MAY WILLIAMS. At Argyle OhApe'. Swaneea, the geddint was solemnise , ' of the Rev. Franeis Rimy 8.A.. London. and Mies May Williams. only daughter of Mr and Mrs Williams. Bryn-y- Want. Moeriston ...

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