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... case excited much surprise and interest at the time. The summer of 1882 was dry and hot. John Wilson of Alfretois, Derbyshire, was likewise dry and hot. But John bad not the wherewithal to allay his burning thirst He thrust his grimy hands into his empty ...
... without skier proper Os ellsoness, a gum amident wbich ter• nahated bask _kappened an Lodge Farm, t d Two boys, respectively John sal M. Hadley, about 16 yews age, went web gnu about tlsee o'clock Ise the =CI was** soda Moe the knot In the ststemsat Ur ...
... did nut remain to lead them to the attack, instead of John Frost, can only be conjectured. The only evidence on the subject that ever transpired is contained in a letter written at that time by John Taylor, a member of the convention, coinmonly called ...
... demanded reforms and (enema:one to placate the country. Even the English Whigs were moved ; a party manifeeto, revised by Lord John Russell, o was published in the Edinburgh Review, proposing to I extend the franchise, reform the land code, subeidiee re-5 ...
... than that which is witnessed every year at Vine Cottage. • • • • An eloquent tribute to the loving and unselfish character of John Ruskin is paid in the two volume/. which Mr. W. O. ('ollingwood has published on the life and works of the great critic and ...
... and the two had to jump out of the window of the bedroom in order to escape from the flames. Bell's wife broke hue leg and arm in so doing, and Bell Wes badly burned before be ouuld get clear of the flatten'. Unfortunately in the excitement a girl, aged ...
... man named John T. Armstrong. of Cburch Walk, Geteshead ; two daughters' ' of Mrs. Lookey, of the Close, Newcastle: two boys, Jclin and William Vincent, sous of Win. Vincent, Sandbill, Newcastle; a girl named Margaret Coulson, daughter of John Coulson, ...
... and the next morning he came with orders fromtiLl= to accede to all demands. The Burmah army aur the Ara forts and laid down arms. The following day General Prendergast proceeded to Mandalay, which wag occupied without uppontion. All the Europeans were ...