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... one monkey in my life, writce Mr. !Walker, and it in to be the Last, and I always try to prevent others. doing so There speaks the undulted instinct of civilisation. interesting account of the Philippine risima, both Filipinos and Negritos, Mr. Walker ...

... is having • grant many baited by Mies 'Wpm. Mr. 11. B. Cunningbeni it.. Woodelfe beautiful wise the et* deans promised to speak at two meetings. 1 ties to the part of mid it the • Winans and Dolly Bletchford, daughters Si the for that the of the •• loth' ...

... Se the history of denwiermy ef thin country. tad ow which I wall 'nark the al • new Welt I hove got • as I you by. in say speaks. it would be lewdest. astremely ruby; would he foolish to gamble with our Send t.d.. sad thet so , nr jodgamat eae: , tread ...

... legend that the foreigner will pay the duty, the 'folowing letter from a Dresden bowie received, • Bradford Arm yesterday speaks for iteelf : Gentbraen.—ln order to avoid misunderstanding., we bar to advise you that there be. tax on, enmersa and photographic ...

... departure, and the errs., so the unfortnnae , of the work we not in the feed loess. ether .is. called. Lord gee evideees Speaking ; of be that in 1607 the Mate of .11111 very It bed been going on for five or ao and bad been the «abject of re-1 reed with ...

... character. lodged, at one period the deorder was to great that a free fight mimed to be imminent. Mr. Dent hod only been speaking a few whim the interruptions eommeneed. He declared that the Radical party were to tome to the hest the of they called the ...

... Note, by the way, the substitution of the vulgar 'holidays for vacation, es instead of the High Ootwt of Justice, he were speaking of a rabble of shop-assistants. Note, further, that even in suggesting comparisons of the judges with the woriting-clase ...

... Missouri, yesterday. The carriages were overturned awl pentane bets kilted sad injured, severs! fatally. Mr. Lloyd George speaking at Quesm's London, yesterday evening dealt principally with the unemploymeat problem in answer to Mime raised by his opponent ...

... Colonel /lir FjnJ % after distiarraished career the service of the Indian Government. is Srinagur and nil: return in India. Speaking at a farewell entertainment given at Jammu. on December S. in Isis honour, the Maharaja of Kathsour was present. Si' Francis ...

... Who knows! said the man. and an *spree - 40n of invvteriour hate pasted aoroes his strange. nceeless face. • the old man speaks in a kag way of some great secret and of revenge, and a:Po says that ha wishes to give a man named a great ttock in order ...

... the freest and institution of our load—the Hors of • has been soddenly at whet imagined • strategic moment. It is amid to speak of the Brame of Lords, which ma the issariediote inotrament of all the., lockwel thouo it were Moly resposaihkr Mashes. that ...