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... of the earth. Locus.—la the Oxford junior local list .4 Blencessfut candidates issued on Tuesday morning appears the name 01 John C.. A. Bevan. eldest en of Mr. Rowland Bevan. and A. Wallace Findlay. younger son of Mr. Alfred Findlay, both with second class ...
... blood tells was never more exemplified than when the aristocratic Lord Cardigan exclaimed, as he rode with the Six Hundred into the jaws of death : Here goes the last of the Cardigans ! The English soldier dies, but he never surrenders—he fights to the ...
... implies' as the ideal to striven for. , I nave somewhere on my file a rfport of speech delivered in Newcastle in support of. Mr. John Morley in the early ’nineties, iu which he denounced the I.L.P. in general, and myself in particular, being in the pay of the ...
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... namely to my that office of executor and will the is to say Win Griffiths £1000 said David Sprake Lloyd £500 and to the said John Lewis £200 my Martha Eliza each to Davies : cousins Jones Caroline Jones £1000 each1 to my Mary Allen 0 Road Hither Green Hogg ...