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... head of it. and to nominate a council to superintend its initiation. A Crop of Bulls.’* “Being the weaker, England has planted her heel on the throat of Ireland for a century, and robbed without pity or remorse.’* “To rob a man his nurse and ...
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... and her sole purpose in visiting England is to see the Queen. Her name is Martha Anne Biz, and she is a widow. She was born in slavery in the United States, and when a few years old was bought by her father and taken by him to Liberia, West ...
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... pet is better now,” she murmured fondly. The cruel nun has gone, has it not P* 1 listened for answer. There was none. But Isa a look of term in Joan’s eyes she turned. ‘•Doctor,” she cried wildly, 100k—look how white she is Has ...
... that she lived Coton hill, Shrewsbury, next door to prisoner’s house. She remembered the of August, and heard disturbance on the night that day «*s though someone wee falling. Witness got np about seven o’clock, and when she came downstairs ...
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... necessitate the bill being returned ton# Commons, and the appointment a conference A majority of one against the Government, with the Dus of Riehmond voting in support ths bill, is a victory the hind which fsw mote would the death .Lord Salisbury’s political ...
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... little girl waa oozing, and she said she not ready and should not oome to see Mr Woosnam, and sue her anything disagreeable she would scon stop him. Smos then had summoned her.— Morgan said she waa ysars of age, sad daughter Ann Morgan, ...