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... Emmanuel over his Italian Parliament, at last established in Rolga Finally, wide New , York may rejoice exceedingly in the downfall- of the Tammany Ring, may not the whole countgee thankful for the glorious prospect of before us mo th er new departure ...
... ABERGAVXNNY LITERATURE; SCIENCE, AND THE STAGE. In rioe tbeDetch la Nova Zed& constructed • smell woe IntOenlin,ia • ening expedi- All between tie nth et 4onto mber and the 4th of November bikinis Are tour of No,a Zambia, during which be Answered We bens ...
... to the 111. in London est thiy evening was is the felleelng effect:—Hewes proud we may be ahe gal** el the Queen end neseabire af the Mail Nook% we yet all of us keep in • some • amid ride he haw either Englishmen, Beeteduseo, er naive ell awe peelisalar ...
... the end of May, so as to get it back again in onflisient time to arty out his intentions. .•• matters at premnt stand, however, this is °mildewed to he, to sal the least, doubtful. The Conservatives have resolved to oppose the bill atevery stage, sad by ...
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... never said r Mr. Phillips did not say the t. was a man of kindly thought opinion. Some persons could keep e'il without his remedy of total al them all to keep from it, no matte Revert ng again to co-„ Aeration tion to what was being done higher classes, instancing ...
... has consented to preside at a National Congress of Agricultural Labourers, to be held at Leamington on the 29th and 30th of May. Agricultural labourers and others interested in the meeting are communicating with the secretary of the Warwickshire Agricultural ...
... not receive the patronage that is required for the continuance of the entertainments. We may say that the company is good, and their general action on the stage that of efficient performers, particularly the playing of Miss Gardiner and Mr. Liebe° Gardiner ...
... subject of a conferees at the 41 Arts oa the 20th inst. Prince Arline, who pro ird, briefly sketched the object of the esehlip, which WY to encourage amongst those who VON lingisimi its iadustrial pursuits the study of art, eel the asameee knowledge of its ...
... . °May the divine blessitw ever reel aware and years. May you be spared to live low; an as, sad otadiner to enjoy the love, esteem, and deep seesaws* which we all feel. mid desire to express to yourself sod swim member of your faintly. Yours may kis ...
... library, museum, and school of art, are not rated to the poor. Mr. Hill : Do they charge fines? Mr. Johns : I take it they do in all free libraries. Mr. Fox : Is not that all one at Cardiff—free library, museum, and school of art? Mr. Johns : Yes. Mr. Fox ...
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