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... districts of Java and Sumatra, and then rarely. It grows from two to three and a-half feet in height, with keg, slender stems armed with thorns nearly an inch keg, and covered with broad satin-smooth leaves of a heart-shape and of delicate emerald on one ...

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... Dublin.. William Doyle. Master in Chancery, was the abbot, who always presided. and John Philput Curran was prior. It consisted of 56 members, amongst whom were Henry Grattan, the 15irl of Mornington (father of the Duke of Wellington), lord .tvorinaore, Chief ...

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... , Cootes, and Lawrencea have won for you the empire of India, and maintained your flag there; cur Berkes, Sheridans, and Grattans have shed lustre on your Senate; our Cuinis and Russells have graced your beech and bar. A splendid field for the energies ...

... Reade, ('.M.S., Colonel Sir Johnstone Wallace, Colonel Sir Thomas Oliver. Colonel Joseph Reed, Mr. George Renwick, M.P., Mr. Grattan Doyle. 11. P., - Major Harry Barnes, Nt.P., Sir George Lunn, and Mr. ,1. F. Shillaker. Superintendent. Inspector, Ministry ...

... MEN OF MARK 'TWIXT TYNE AND TWEED. BY RICHARD WELFORD. JOHN MARLEY, THE BRAVE DEFENDER OF NYWCABTLE. Oh, what a brave knight was Uovernor Marley ! Stout Sir John Marley Who fought late and early ; Though the garrison and fed, rather barely. Foremost among ...

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