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... for students, Lahweatm'Y for the past Year. jart. owl he .sys its introduction has nut b een published, it is ist. that complaints having for by any Protestant denomination in been made that the whiskey sold at, fairs and Ulster. and is opposed to their ...
... The atm of the redeye fluid ilideraident doidd w C 1.440. The refuse of the number of vesowl. as that had crossed the bar. inward., daring the wear adrenal an &cress of It. noel the register toolbagr an increue of 11.614 Mr. Hoe., said that Mr. Fowler ...
... liability—£l27,B7l 19s sd. VESSELS. During the year 1,416 vessels. with a registered t•mnage of 295,426 tons, crossed the bar—inwards. The Secretary said that they had now 12 lighted buoys. So far as they knew all dangerous places were provided with lighted ...
... FIVE GREAT HEARTS THEN SANK FOR THE FIRST TIME. The rest of the story we know, that is the bare recital of it; the true inwardness of it can be realised but by few. The dead leader, with the simple story between bis face and the tent pole, the pencil ...
... which the speech becomes thick; the eye On examining the symptom s that presented themselves, the doctor pronounced her complaint Do be brain fever of the most formidable kind, to wit, that which arises from extraordinary pressure upon the mind, and unusual ...
... while. Mr. Charleston was then sworn and Mr. Nevin—The gentlemen in dr: deposed that the car on this occasion trap made no complaint to you? was a 20 horse power big car. He was Witness—No, no one complained. not coining on at any speed that was Mr. Nevin—You ...
... Nlnther Joseph. 'out Mary kept all sa!,ings in her heart ; like all nintitere. she made her memories a treasure, a scrt of inward whieli she read ovor I to:derly. The tel.l of the ellepherds in their : flocks feed winter tinder the cilt,eei rcit ths davit ...
... Were the edges of the wounds turned inwards? His Lordship—What about that. Were they revolver wounds? Witness—Yes. They had every characteristic of that. Mr. Campbell—Were the edges of the two wounds turned inwards? Witness—No. Mr. CuMmings—How long was ...
... lint letter is dated the 6th February, as follows : My LORD.—On the 9th October last I took the liberty of addressing a complaint to you regarding the failure of the limited mail train from Belfast to Dublin to pick up the English mails from Newry, and ...
... • rywtman on he. inward journey. TWA ditficulty .NArld to &OMB extent be met by the -t on of a lette-hos at Iblunadonald cese rocds: hot. own then, the reailenta alorct a ennsiderablo part of the route would be deprive! and complaint would almost t- - ...
... crumbling down the vales Precipitately—that the forest beasts. One after one. did mutter a response Of savage and of sorrowful complaint Which trailed along the gorges. Then at He fell hack, and rolled crashing from the height Into the dusk of pines. There are ...