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... used, at A be rystwyth, to walk about with a great number of ladles married and single. She identified several letters which he had written to a school eiDid not know that he was called Sly-eyes (a Turner admitted that ...
... then .ked me for a shilling or two. I put my hand in nay nocket acd gave her a 2u piece, She said, take the xoney out and throw the purse to the devil, or into s islke, or somewhere. She said she was going to ...
... returned i.•ene after a Of some months in Coir,4 with hi: cousin, Mr. Evans. Mr. Bryan. we are glad to s • a . say, has kre tly henefltted in health by his nett to the Faet. Si has anether I 'arnervon gentleman found end beneet a in the West, We refer ...
... morning journals however a few days ago gave an interesting summary of what been doing” The first movement was in Friburg where a petition was presented from the town of Morat for a change of the constitution and as it met with a rather cool reception from ...
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... 10 A. W. O. Roberts, green grocer 10 a .W . Jones, butcher 11 A John Brooks, pastry cook & confectioner I a . . . Martha Jones, inlliner mand draper 12. - James Williams, Buitcher 13 A. Mr, S. Edwsards, green ...
... half-past seven, sir. She asked nie 'where I was going, and I told her to a lady in tI Soho-square, and she then asked me to go with her to see a lady friend of hers; and if I did so she would after- wards go ...
... arm a sharp twist ; she cried out yon have broken my arm. Ile then went upstairs, and brought down a small table. do sooner was he in the parlour than Mrs. Jones hold of the legs, and away it went in four pieces (laughter). She then struck him ...