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... must long have been familiar with Mr. Spurgeon's sheet almanac, known as John Ploughman's, and intruded to be hang up in workshops and other places where men do congregate. John Ploughman's Almanac has had a large sale, though not quite so large as the ...
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... and there is therefore less reason for surprise that disaster ensued. Five hundred native troops to overawe thousands of armed natures is hardly in accordance with the principles of modern warfare. Tim Duke of Edinburgh has agreed to play the violin ...
... sigain one would stoop and kiss the Min. Among those who had assembled for the purpose of swamryWg the remains to Ireland were John O'Connor, He as. y Campbe ll , M.P., Pierce Mahon , J. J. 011elly, IC.P., J. Nolan, M.P., H. M.P., J. Redmond, M.P., Dr. Fitzgerald ...
... Witness the following lines in his Book of Fame : But maught will I—so mought I thrive— Be abouten to describe All these arms that they waren (wore) That they on their cotes bereft (bore) For to me 'twere impossible— Men might make of 'em a bible. In ...
... trifle with a matter of lift• and death, he does not see (as the grinning rustic Yahoo over the hedge does) the• tailcoat-. John Gilpin side of the dreamer. and he hopei to be out of it soon, with as fur. broken bones as the case admits. You may cry. ...
... three cows and the few acresof land we have, and make a living out of it. I think you had better marry John when I have gone. Sarah replied, Well, John and I had been talking about it . ' The farmer said no more. A RATIIIR unusual scene occurred in a quiet ...
... 4, daughter; Owen P. Thomas, 3, son; Willie Edward Williams, 6, son of Mrs. Thomas by her first husband ; John Hughes, Clogwyn Gwyn, 38; John R. Hughee,l2. son ; Cassie Hughes, 11, daughter; Nellie Hughes, 7, daughter ; Charlie Hughes. Rron Elidir, 13; ...
... CAPE ADMINISTRATION. Mr. Chamblerlein, in answer to Mr. John Morley made a lengthy statement in the House of Commons on the Ist inst. as to the expedients by which it is proposed to administer Cape Colony until the Legislative Assembly can be again called ...
... Squire, N., French Albuitt Dodd. in his rear. for G.; years a member of the London Stock Exchange. On the 17th inst., at 12, Cardigan Street, Oxford, Blum Sophia Collis, aged 7S years. On the Isth inst., at Goring, 0:con, Elizabeth Mary, the beloved wife ...