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ENGLAND VIEWED THOUGH FRENCH

... ths boesemen? Ho says that then an evety da/ 1,600 to 1,800 ladies moonted op horses worth bom 5,0001. to 10,000f. each. Ho speaks to raptnrss of ths ths hair, the nseks, tbs living room fair ohtabo. Ho tovokeo, to cariaoa (■dUop, “Deodemcoa, Jolist, Ophelia ...

THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 186t

... Jack Peters, arrives and brings with him fish, this is ordered to be cooked whilst be goes to be scraped, (Working-men nevtr speak of going to be shaved; they gets “penny ■crape.” Beyond being very expressive, term may be most truthful.) The children turn ...

THE TADCASTEB POST

... heavy as the days they {he lecture itself, which no doubt will be enltivate ”it has not proved so. Agrienltnra published. Speaking of shorthorns saidis no longer dam subject Mo individual is {he Duchess blood still holds ita own against too humble too ...

LECTURE BY JOHN HANNAH, ESQ

... already re. alised, as a few weeks will I hope, show, wfe, the trials of the Royal Agricultural Society takes place in July. Speaking Agrieultuj, at present, the lecturer said it badt*od» duet pages—“ What has been done,’' What is yet dtt, nod that onr ...

TADC ASTER POST

... Marsden at once exclaimed— ** Oh, jf* ! give tbe lad hit loaf, poor fellow! I saw hie mother yesterday, and I know that ia speaking the troth.” Pitcioos *• words in season they prosed to the wounded feelings the poor boy,—words which felt woo remain treasured ...

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... foreigner ought to have advantage over tbe Briiiab manufacturer. Let there be clear stage here aa well elsewhere, and ao favour. Speaking generally, rather than for ourselves, My just say tfat one, as rale, believes that,cheep newspapers can made cheaper, ao ...

MAGISTERIAL BUSINESS

... enough for one day—leave vengeance to the Lord, and rather try to find our poor lost Mary, and biing her home again.’' You speak wisely, Lucy, and I will try to restore her to us'' said Manby, returning into the bouse, and retiring to the privacy of his ...

COURT HOUSE—WnDKgaDtr

... wan characteriacd by great vehemence in the delivery, and bit manner was of very excited character, immediately on ceasing speaking, ha fell into the arms of another local preacher, named Crow, and expired immediately. Over exertion, aggravated decease ...

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... which waa rapaUad at glanna, aad aa the oolooal waa freeiingly ataro, aad alaetrifiad tba nama of the aunt, the reapoaa. waa—“Speak for yoonalf.” Eight about fane right into tha of tba young lady the word waa tha prooaeding, waa raoaivad with good hearty ...

THORNEB

... emaciated formtbe care-worn brow—could those have usurped the place of the loveliness which ones was her portion P Hs would speak to her, that might be certain bis senses were not dreeiving him. He stepped into tbe cottage. * Mary, * be said, and when tbs ...

TOBK

... the latter ‘Wing taken hy one house for N lines, d, at front tu per qr. in r« cpriirif while Irtiin the centre «*.d ••••ith speak a yield only tw«»wiliirclfl r>. t»ut the »M«r‘hei clt|>iir«w m hir are britrr, fu>l b ...

CONYICTIOH OF THE BARON DE VIDIL

... fortune in 1844, for 4,89>. Sergeant Ballantine having addressed the jury for the defence, and called five witnesses of rank to speak as to the prisoner's character, the jury found the prismwt guilty of the charge of unlawfully wounding, and be was sentenced ...