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... could obtain no sat;sfactory answer as to where prisoner had got the note. lloteurned it to prisoner, and ivked him to pay his bill. Said he had no other change. Cross-examined. Prisoner said he had the note from his friend. Saw no friend; didn't believe ...

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... the new Poste office in Newbridge-on-Wye to the gate of the Baptist Chapel graveyard and to the iron gate or to the end of old road, :but as the road in question never formed any part of the main road—simply being only an offshoot from the County Bridge ...

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... attendance of the Grand Jury on this occasion. Referring to the cases before the Court, His Lordship they had two cases in which bills would be preferred and he thought they would probably find that these were both cases in which they would and it desirable ...

... planned. The third school year finds a boy eight years of age, old enough to take his first school journey. Each year thereafter will see him going to a new spot, till, when he is 14 years old, he has taken five journeys. A lady writer in the National Review ...

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... their lord' ships had run short of cash through horse racing inmsact ions. The old gentleman believed his invented story, and let the prisoner have about £5,000 1 in bills purporting to be signed by Lord Lurgan lad Lord Chelsea, but they were forgeries ...

... MORE ABOUT VACCINATION. Ceith's What will be the fate of the Vimination Bill will be known before these lines are in print. The Lords struck out the Conscience Clause, and the Commons have re-inserted it. It all dezervis upon whether the Lords stick to ...

... Shelley (16 miles), I)isserth with its three eantury old Church (21 miles) Doldowlod (7 miles), Water-break-its-neck (131 miles), Knighton, the town on the Dyke (19 miles), Llandrimlori Hall and Llandrindoa Old Church (1 mile), Llantliony Abbey (23 miles), ...