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... Shall we ever rid the city of Dublin of what Charles Dickens has described as the Kinchin lay? It can only be done by parents and teachers impressing upon the children under their care the danger of acceding to the re- quests of unknown individuals in ...

... the sum of £411, of which only £250 has as yet been recovered. The circumstances of the theft brought it perilously near robbery of his Majesty's Mails, yet for this grave offence Mr. Justice Madden “could not sentence the priso- ner to less than four ...

... the of out, with an e: “Hallo! What's this? Why, what the old friends do so, in the main, with great success, Mr. Frank KE. dickens—it looks 1i ike @ lady’s ring. How on gives entire earth did that my overcoat cus satisfaction in the important role of Prefect ...