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... Hole) and the officials procession was met at bandstand Sir John Heathcoat-Amory Sir Edwin Dunning who stand with his Worship the the Council remaining on below few' well-chosen words Sir John Amory asked the Mayor to declare the open In doing so the (Mr ...
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... that bleak wilderness? He would follow and protect her The moon shone with sickly glare on the fleeing woman with her baby her arms followed by the man anxious filled with light from the mill beamed a red welcome and she hastened within its embracing doors ...
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... of wicked cruelty hard to believe In caso child whom I knew twelve tf nearly from the ill-usage I only say the child up the arms flogging as till brutal master tired on the disgusting part punishment’’ This barbarism coupled with ignorance in awoke in ...
... suffering so from neuritis advice will attend in will leave Liverpool for in Lake Mrs Laurie announces the King appointed Mr John Motley Professor C members of Commission on the Salisbury Mr Leoky Duchess of Marlborough thrown from riding Monday Park Her ...
... occurred yesterday at Towyn Cardigan volunteer in camp volunteer into difficulties and he ould-be rescuer disappeared Subsequently it discovered that another was missing The three bodies were recovered last night Mr John Pennington Thomasson member for ...
... bow inferior their weapons were and just as the Japanese did they -went in for the best arms they could got They were all good horsemen mind you and when they got armed as well as tbo whit men they Imastcd that ‘one Indian is as good! us throe white men’ ...
... J. Boland. W. H. Perns. James P-lsm. J. BiltMliin n U. A. Munto. W. P. Hennessy. Martin M'Dooogh, John Kirwan, Gaecge Mack Hod. Trs—nrirrs Metre, John J. Rowan and Oe& Mack. Hon. J. D. Brawn. Handkappcr—Mr. R. MK. Waters, » Stephen's Green, Dublin. Judge ...
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... AND INOBAM V. HAMILTON. Serjeant Dodd K.C., with whom wan Mr. John M'Oooifal (inatiwcted hr Mr. Darid MHJonigal), on behalf of the debndant, Alex. Hamilton, sought an order that the name Mr. Claodn Hickson, adrocato, Montreal, be included in the letters ...