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... where I'd get a tanner. Howsumdever, the sailor fake's the best in this port of the country, and will do very well till something better turns up. Well, I'm like the cat in the fable, I've only one fake ; but though the fox had ten tricks, the cat's ...

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... haverimely prawn 4, the &VAASA ill. waster to tile ei,airniati :era with authority to make • uer apptietment elision it. fake hiveatigation, he deemed pro tent. The Chub suomitied est, appreciative report by lw keys, rAlou, the isselical utti.r under ...

... Teasley night in the Slain and in regard t attendance and the masers! eteellence of the may said to have been the mat whith ha. fake. pingo mode, those In the city. GIANT (Sail.—Dr Omni ißey) of 4 . .iro, son of Mr (leant, blethliek Cottage, Westfield Terrace ...

... ever, he set his housekeeper away, and securing his house against thieves, he went down to the Tay and enraged a boatman to fake him to Perth. He arrived at his destination in the afternoon. The Fair City was wrapped in mist and gloom. The streets were ...

... workshop, and one a grocer and spirit shop, belonging to the trustees of the late Mr David Jarvis, publichouse keeper, were exposed for sale by public roup in the Town Hall Buildings on Saturday. There was a large attendance at the wile, but only a few ...

... the Crown, who, though seemingly place 1 in a high state of spleedoar, yet, haying bat • dealer protection from law, were exposed to every tempest of the State, and by the precarious condition on they bred, paid dearly for the rower of oppressing and ...

... grown on ground that Vat occupied the pre:ions stares by vegetables of the saisbage tribe. The situation should be open and exposed to full light and air. Where apses is a comidermien, sew shout au Mel: and a half deep, in double row. 6or 8 inched apart- ...

... the Pitloehry rem:nits; yet from ehildiMi spite, became the only genuine meanie he evei made were eclipsed there, he makes& fake and calumnious charge against me. How no earth could reemls with a IG lb. hammer and lb. weight make small of Owen Duffy's ...

... • -Amite accept ofboe. This functionary ran latterly called Robin Hood. Sir id Lindsay used the Robin Hood •sturnalia to expose to popular aversion the ,•;.preesive acts and corrupt meanies of the deny. In Robin Hood sports were prohibited by Parliament ...

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