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... ADVENTURES OF A LIVERPOOL BAGMAN. The Liverpool Mercury says: Irish gentleman, who describes himself “commercial traveller, and who is well known in Liverpool, met with rather extraordinary adventure the other night. He was returning to Bngland from ...
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... TJ£E WEIGHT OF A TEAR.” A pair of aeales before him, a rich man sat and weigh'd Apiece of gold, widow’s all, and unto her he said“ Your min is not the proper weight, take it back Or l it me for half its worth; it lacks a single grain.” With tearful eyes ...
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... that tbs rSyiaSrttruf Uiemwsrw in «—« Bah-. Sect --a amendments would prteerTS inriolate tbs principle of ci*U ai.d religious libertj, should rote for tbs second He did M>t sea whr Homan not bar. a—h Stats Bgg and to anT'hing like theological endow* ...
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... per annum, post free). A smell pamphlet, entitled A Rich Field for Advertiaem,” will be eent poet free receipt uf poet saved add owed Smith'd Advertiaing Agency, 132. Fleet Street, Lcmdon, E.C. ~ CHAT on Tna Cord la Hm tula of a llttJa M Brabara * wMdi ...
... and Reabon, fireworks were shown in a field, atilt: it was then viz o'clock, sad daylight. border - line of Wales is eromsd by the railway at Cbirk, and there a bridge which cronies the road had been made to move as a triumphal arch, and bore the legend ...
... evoked in the Paris Press not so much a dirge a blare of trampete. Pease was a self-made man. Heroes from the auks, and this is how lie came tobe surgeon. His sire, a amen provincial tradesman, had to go to Paris for a small open& Astonished ...
... through a great ball, where, as the brazen dogs had uo urea yet to guard, the t,ue vesting of the Gleuorris inns was vbitele behiud the oleo grate, and on iWo a long, old-fashioned where the the was huge indeed, and where a lady near it lay back in a large ...
... to pnmecute you— Chin Chat! If I am contented , so will he be. Give me a pen ! whispered Mr. Moreooombe- Wood, with the harsh hard breathing of a man at hay. There! seising a slender, gilded toy of o,urrri and dashing of a shaky ...
... TE.—The last of a series of lectures hy Mr J. M. C. Burnett, bI.A., was delivered in the Institute on Tuesday evening. The subjects chiefly treated of in er t hese lectures were arithmetic and history, vari from time to time by chats on biology, physics ...