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... rents, and the Repeal Association keep up a mysterious appropriation clause for the benefit of some unknown tricksters behind the curtain. This is too bad, especially at a time when Government will not stir a foot to avert the ruin which is threatening ...
... attention to my fellowtownsmen. If you, Mr. Reader, will, grant me your compnny for a short time, we will take a walk upon the Everton Mince, and there I will show you a scene which is aeespe- Tial rite of mine. You will, no doubt, be surprised at my choice ...
... years of age, is a clerk in holy orders, and has been vicar of the parish of Keevil, in the county of Wilts, h e s a n e acounty. letter since 1840, and the defendant is also in holy orders, het without cure of souls, aatn n elk f eh w a a m s , in One of ...
... MAGAZINE.), Did you ever see a badger hunt, a bear baited, or a Spanish bull fight? Any one of these is a fit illustration of the position of the unfortunate leader of the House of Commons. Take a very ordinary case as an example ...
... HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COTTAGE PIANO-FORTE, die., CHATS WORTH STREET. By Messrs. WALKER and ACKE:RLEY, On FRIDAY next, the 25th instant, at eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, No. 63, Chatsworth-street, Wavertree-road, THE useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ...
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... forward with a prominent popularity, claiming for them only the whole plaudits of the people, was in bloomiag health. Her Majesty wore a green dress, and carried a, green parasol of liberal dimensions. The Empress Eugenie wore a dark shawl, ...
... there is a remarkable instance in the Avenue de Lord Byron, at Paris. London has no Shakspeare-street, (Edinburgh has a square unworthy of so a great a name,) neither has it an Isaac Newton-street, a Herschel-street, ...
... ayouth—probably a draper's assistant from the neighbouring town of H—, with his head bent close to the bars of the window, just between which we could see a brown hand pouring a liquid from a black bottle Into a wine-glass without ...
... children, without a child's innocence and faith. —Beaten Tracks, or Pen and Pencil Sketches in Italy. By the Authoress of A Voyage in Zigzag. A HAREM LAUNDRY.—We passed along a stone passage which leads to her Highness's bath-room, a small ...
... that only a day or two previous to the murder he and the deceased had a fight on the deck. A PRUSSIAN ARMY AT BAY.—When a Prussian battalion was on its march through a portion of Hessian territory, a local ...
... abused. A physician, a Scotchman, practised in a town of Dorsetshire ; he was a married man, with a family of beautiful children ; his wife possessed personal attractions and an amiable disposition; he was called in professionally to attend ...