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... district heifers may be obtained and taken into we. Ile surely does not contemplate putting all the loatle , oine diseases he speaks of into the heifer simply to take • them out again at the end of a few days I And this raises a question, would farmers or ...

... Miss ;Mathias makes, we believe, the tenth pupil who has so passed and obtained scholarships from these schools—a fact which speaks well for their efficiency. ASSAULTING Po ucE.—At the Townhail, on Thursday (before Dr Dystet, chairman, and Mr W. Rees), George ...

... resumed bin work. In about two motile,' afterwards, the deceased wall sitting with his hark against some stones. but unable to speak. The doctor was sent fur, but when he canto the deceased was dead. Staff• Assistant Surgeon Jobson deposed that be had made ...

... beside it lit alone, And listen to the wild and heating rain angry gusts against our casement blown; And though we nothing speak, vet well I know That h 41, our hearts are ther e, where thou duet ke-p Within thy narrow chamber far below. For the first ...

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... spirit of the occupation is shewn by a letter to the Duc de Itichelteu from the representatives of the allied powers, which speaks of the object of the occupation as the support of his most Christian Majesty against every revolutionary convulsion which ...

... for the noir- of receiving the report of the Committee ? The Mayor: la there any amendment tn that, or dors any one wish to speak upon the subject ! [There wag no response.] The Mayor: Those who approve of tie reviltition will please to signily it by holding ...

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... unhappy woman passed a good night, and during yesterday she showed every appearance of recovery. So far she has not been able to speak, but she was quite conscious during yesterday, and gave expression, by unmistakeable signs towards the children's bed, of a ...

... lay hat. '1 he receipts from Ireland were aowieerbat extensive; but the show 01 Scotch was esselleed to 40 head. Oenerally speaking the beef trade wee dell Tbe Snout Scow, proems, Devon., sad Hereford.. changed bands at mealy fell but in the vales of infertile ...