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... a lecture on this subject, but illness prevented his doing so. Christmas and Its Holidays.—The poor have been, generally speaking, well-cared for during the late festive season. Besides very many other private acts of benevolence, we have to notice that ...

... And Whalley, weeping', is the story told. Those times, my Whalley, seem almost jolly, When the House bade you sing, as to speak unfit. with Kenealy, mouth utimealy, For Coventry songless and sad you sit ! But weep not for Orton, if les3 sweet thau short ...

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... signs of the haulm dying prematurely, and there are complaints of disease, but at present there are no diseased tubers worth speaking of. The reports from cultivators of numerous cottagers' allotments confirm this opinion. The grand panacea for all the complaints ...

... me see—you stand about live feet eleven, thirty inches across chest, and we'll say eleven inches deep— well. I should say, speaking at random, yon would'lift' about eleven stuu' and three-quarters (Horror invalid—his fellow-passenger was undertaker!) ...

... feeds, r strengthens and removes all those little pains and r irregularities Infants are so subject to. The following letters speak ?? School, Stevenage, _ 16th December, 1850.-Gentlemren,-I think it but common It justice to you to state that I have used ...

... vote of the president. A milkman at Klosterneuburg, a town in Austria, has been sentenced to three months' imprisonment for speaking disrespectfully of St. Leopold, the patron saint of the province. The Ixiwer Austrian freethinker declared that the doughty ...

... said the Provost, get thee up, speedily, for it is prepared for you. I hope, the poor Major, that you mean not as you speak In faith there is no remedy, for thou hast been a busy rebeland the Mayor was hanged without further ceremony.—From British ...

... applied to be permitted to form part of that body even privates. Private letters received Paris from officers present the battle speak of the French losses as being unprecedented, and of the carnage being great as, if not greater, than in any battle tinder the ...