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... Ti ARTILLERY STORRS AT WAIMEA. Mr. C. It M. Taxuor, the Lord-Lieutenant of the county, who arrived at this stage of the proceedings, called attention to the necessity of constructing a storehouse at Swansea, for the use of the Artillery Corps, alluding ...
... appears madmen bad a lively time of it at a restaurant on Sator• day night, and they gave the landlord • lively time of it too. I it • pity that yoneg WPM if fall and amounts I. the noble an, eheald parade their earthed° proellvitee in s pleas and to the ...
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... about a quarter least clever o'clock she heard a great noise • l e ari a yr _eb e of w h am Y w a ra g ee d as. ''''' 2 .. GA. and saw people coming along fry Cherles's corner. is where time was (Seen Witcher& ...
... minutes after the hire& I will tell you how he bears the name of T----s, if you do not know.-- Faithfully your s , A. Camel. - My husband! articulated Omi with a bright (mile ? as she peeped through the hole in the mom curtain before it ...
... to be he ,rd but a slight sibilant sound. Suddenly there was a rust'e, and doWs voice, in rather startled tones, elelaimed : father corning op the walk. I do hope he helot seen Than she treed into the house a startled fawn. Luckdy she didn t ...
... OPINING OF A NIII_TEILPERANJH TAVERN. During the m. Meresboube *mead alio Iseeres hove base to • peek She year 11Th, no log bin seayorear el Mr Leask the British r pane was open& by a 1 Goosseenti Bead, and foUnrisg this other ' at • were a various ...
... Their united ages an 180. A Love rho following letter by a from the Hight's& trout her sweetheart—a savvy no ta• Perth Railway. Is me data a--- DIE )11117, 1 writ you this fa BO that I UR MI belch at the pretrial aasept a see hopping this ...
... 'tato she was in many ways most parsimonious, and was known to have hoarded up a large sum of money, which she would not confide to a banker, or even put out at interest. When one of her nieces, the nincese L—, came to see her last autumn, ...
... room below mod; a woman, a widow, wasn't she, with a child ? She supported the child with that thing, didn't she ? A woman! Well, alio ined. be very brave; another. prrisape, of ...