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... fact that the unnatural and semi-barbaric custom of tatooing is becoming popular in English society? Go Jo Yokohama or any city in Japan, if you want to hear from English residents the irradioable evils of this toy, which may become a taint. Why should ...
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... entirely any personal M die natter, beyond that which we may all sod asknoirtedge to pester, via., a as obtain for our ' tattooers,' • and supply of healthy Men ends Il• declares, Lord that he has neither nor in any Canadian cattle range which is directly ...
... after this incident, having been practically kept prisoners for about • mouth. The English gentleman spoke greatly in favour of Bai • Burch, who always been Loyal to the English, and for • partially civilised black wan an excellent fellow. DEPUTY'S SHOOTS ...
... bile beans. York will its men Coesarvatory. - ' The discovery Mr. Dederoach. it is sant think., that the that bile beans English niodels are hem. an. a certain cum for all • Mr. i;ordon Burge*. of Westwood. is • liverdieorden, the u I compet itor for ...
... Now Booth Norwood. UORNINU Goverseee.—A Young Lady drains 111 Re-engagement to Children 12; English, French, sod Mnsie.—Addre.a A. 8., ta Mr. Coombs, %tattooer. 89, l'eusi—rtisd, Norwood. 3 - -- Lady requires re-engsgement as °ow-1 to young ; school e ...
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... in the heads the Irish the power and duty of tug out the sot k. which would esti ad over a i.,rna M not than 70 rears. The English Iwjde were not only to and the money to buy out the Irish laadlords. bat for 70 years they were to t.ike upon themselves the ...
... asisoristed therewith. It these things conie to pass, then even the war will have brought blessings in its gory trail %%lien English learn wisdom? There is no sentiment about the Germans, and there is tio spark of humanity. I have just been reading ut the ...
... law? Or how would he make out h is right if he Would remained id the author, end whether for the years mentioned in the %tattooer for ever-i-dienould go no farhe produce his manuscript? He could not — he was, tber than this that a court of equity ought ...
... l. Gains bile work tells the story of the tall of the maid of 0110111, to the rescue of her coon try. her capture by the English, and her rubaequeht death at the slats. The principal I+o4 were taken by Mee Gone. Car. (iseptatio), who ititerpreted Joan; ...
... MAY. 1841 Castle 11. shipowner, Luras•st. Rotherbitbe .. -Hoz. Dividand-- 1 Ma'am sod cu. Cropthall at 1841 Willson E. 'tattooer. hiog-st. Audit aud Its. 11 (able, bastoghall•st. 1842 Wooster T. jou. vsmcbaut, Liverpool-at. Hot. To audit 12 Stephan, ...