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... On Dit : That the Yiewsley unemployed are now in an un-Yiewsley bad way. That there are 976 plural voters in the Uxbridge Division. That this is more than enough to turn the scale in any election, but, of crone, they are not all of ono solos?. That the ...
... ON DIT. ~ Since my last notes were written the intor-‘ ‘mation bas reached me that the 2nd Scots Guards bave withdrawn from the Southern I[¢ngue. This is very unfortunate for the rbcngue, as the 2nd Scots are a good and popular team. { There is, T understand ...
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... dit here because Mr. Ferrey considered that Ile as a member of the Church of England, could not deal adequately with questions arising out of Pugin's relations to the Church of Rome, and he has therefore had recourse to a gentleman who has equally failed ...
... ON DIT That prophets of the world's destine* tion are at it again—there should be • penalty for false fire alarms. That no many people are busy telling the world what Is wrong with it they have no time to improve it. DOWN SOUTH. ATIILETES' 4 I :WIiLL ...
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... ON DITS. It has already been announced that Lord Raglan has been created a field marshal. Batons are to be presented to Lords Hardinge, Combermere, Seaton, and Gough. The order of G.C.B. is to be given to each general of division and some of the commanders ...
... ON DIT, I have reason to believe that the Footly Charity Saturday will be well supported by s, of the best of our clubs, and I am very glad iy. deed to learn that the chief of our Amateyp ‘ulent, the Corinthians, have consented 1o (},q ‘Royal Arsenal ...
... ON DIT:- That, Walter has a most excellent chance for Nottingham, and that Larpent, although introduced by Sir J. C. Hobhouse, will be defeated ; and that if Larpent be defeated, as coming events cast their shadows before, Sir J. C. Hobhouse himself ...