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... ago. What a stretch of lite, what trials she encountered. what temptations. what sorrows she mute have met during that elan of years! Yet there is the miracle that she carried herself all those years without staining her garment. When she ...

... ..W. $ s • ' hie di Th. girl looked road . at tb• erne a nd a, a a M • said e • p(l t tIn S a rimier beatfly, dr rodeo froth, eeerred see' W•••• M • • M• •• ‘• •• $ ••• • I • ther ...

... 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 ...

... hi a rn The HIM hotielvt Battereby, I.,torn Manchieter, b(, is a e of Ptio. 1 / 4 tiiirei. was annionnorti to ad. in a g ath eri ng The of tho pariah. the Row. Poorhouse. proteined againni hr appearance in the tract a tt.it peTIMI.4I.II. •UTI ...

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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 ...

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... 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 ...

... properly tor a time, awl then she took more money. Wham said that bad never suspected her husband of any oneuce 14.war.;s the girl.—Grose-eaammed : She lad had tr.:nil, with the girl, but she never remembsred her husband interfering with her ...