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... were simply heethons—not so much from their own fault, perhaps, as from the neglect of Society. Had they been fortunate enough to possess a black skin, and to have draws their first breath ten thousand miles away from England, missionaries would have ...
... The July Windsor magazine is bursting with good stories by authors already famous or likely to become so. Of contributions from acknowledged masters. Dazzle, by B. H. Nottram, is remarkable for sublet)• and vision. The hero is an artist of advanced ...
... descended from monkeys?” Patient Parent: “Oh, yes, I believe so.” “Then what do the monkeys descend from?” P. P,: “The monkeysP Why, from the trees, oomse ?” He is a happy man who early acquired, and still keeps up the habit of snipping sections from newspapers ...
... entertaining articles and stories make np a particularly strong number, and the Zditore Scrapbook preserves its wonted humour. admirably illustrated. The Lady's World tor May Horace Marshall & Son, Fleet street, London, E.C.), contains the continuation ...
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... Emily and Anne should have written in • morbid strain when then- live* from the earliest period had known nothing of joy or happinese, or that Btanweil should here fallen when tree from this unnatural home reetraint ? Yet this old lady will bear nothing ...
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... conducted on Wednesday and Thursday, the 19th and 20th inst., by J. Straker Son Chadwick, of Abergavenny, and attracted buyers from a wide area. The appointments of some 600 lota, as catalogued, chiefly comprised high class effects of Chippendale and Sheraton ...
... Chemist, Pentre. IMPORTANT TESTIMONY from the Rev. T. Price, M.A., Ph.D., Aberdare, one of the most popular and highly-esteemed of Welsh Ministers. These facts, that this remedy is known throughout the whole civilized world, that Mr George has in his possession ...
... BRECKNOCK BEACON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1890. RUMOURS OF AN EARLY DISSOLUTION. The New York Herald of Monday said :—We learn from most•unquestionable sauces of information that it is the intention of the Government to dismay, Parliament as soon as possible ...
... competition from other exporting fields. and later on his own account . . Assuming that internationalisation is Henry Harries died in 1849. and his the remedy, when will it be applied ? brother John then took up the family The present position of world Socialis ...