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... occupied prominent comer of the busy Uxwougbfare, and wa» proviued a Urge to eollapee. *_ etaff of officials This included John « Cardigan, new hand, wbo etepped into a «emed unpo-bje to up'at Brooklyn, np till now raiber nkvlight, for it opened ...

... Division, to-day, before Mr. Justice Charles and a common lury, of the action in which Mrs. Amelia Burrell, of Acacia-road, St. John's Wood, London, N.W., sued Mr. David Rees Evans, of Ashburn-place, London, W.C., for damages for injuries alleged to have arisen ...

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... MIRIAN PARKER sod lather of SENTRA and JOHN FRANZEON Funeral at Hawks! head Church. Beturday. 11 ear. (1 rILEINGTON.—On Aptil tor teuddeatyl. JAMMI. aged Id years. the dear:v-toeed son of MARY JANE and the late JOHN WILLIAM PILIEINMON and the dear !brother ...

... Birkenhead. She is cast in a lovely mould, with strong arms and thighs, shoulders well set on, and sloping well into the back, whilst her bone and quality unimpeachable. A descendant Squire owned by Mr. John Crompton, of Briudle, was second. Another handsome ...

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... said, 'ind burning timber was Rung through ■He sir. Windows burst and flames came tut the side of the mill.” dilector of the Arm. Mr Arthur Cbeetham. said immediate measures were to evacuate the workpeople. There no panic,’ he said, and everything very ...

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... —Tester. named John Bell, was Office. Carlisle, to the Towi : masqueradin? women’i evening he had managed t ...

... Lord Cardigan' came back from the gulf in a whole skin, whereas poor Curtius was permanently swallowed up. We suppose we may say this much of this most sensitive of heroes, es- pecially as 'the Court of Exchequer has just informed Lord Cardigan's affectionate ...

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