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... Col. Wright, however. is so well known locally for his Weightforwardnese and high integrity that when he says. My advise is. keep your shame, it maz , be taken for granted that he is not speaking without his book, as the saying goes. —Still, I wonder what ...

... Coasts quently friction and controversy engendering sectional prejudices may be avoided by at once recognising the need of giving the mnivenent a duel nature. whereby North and South may each act independently. And, in any case, it is desirable that some. ...

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... weeds sad grass, and atter dinner it was proposed to resume digging operations at a spot to the right of tho —grate. At this stage Mr. Griffiths, the unser, of tho home and prentittei, came on the steno, and pee his plain, unvszn-• SWANSEA POLICE COURT tiled ...

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... nature el' providing any adequate compemation. Pri- Lord Cromer's argument may be gauged by rate eatesprios, which before had failed to his own admission that in farming an keep pace with the requirements—partly opinion upon it we have still to rely largely ...

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