... to be a Christian, and has received what is ruled a liberal MOMtIOII. lam very sorry for him. What a lot of torts of religion it takes to make even dukes fairly decent. The Coast. J .G. LOOM. -On Thar evening, Pre- Nagar .1. W. Atkin, M A.. crave ...

... 2.1 an a sty—, patronage of Maj. rI. h., and tit,. I • M.. • 1,114 , f tin' th-• 1.' 4 ' 1 -, ' mann- , ire aro t 1) - , most nom illy awl a-s tin- I of the fetherhon. and the hitaian4 t r, •p,' - tally a!t. nava. The 111. , . tinted A ...

... estates. After a long discussion, Mr Balfour said he saw no objection to granting the Committee. The terms of the reference could be settled at a later stage. HOUSE OF LORDS, MONDAY. The Lord Chancellor introduced a Bill for the appointment of ...

... torn in such a manner as to ceased had 2200 a year; and was going to New lead to the belief that the unfortunete deceased York.. He gave her sovereigns to take tyro had e had made a vigorous defence. of, and also a silver watch and gold ...

... wreck of the Mitten which stranded at Overton Cliffs a few (lays since, saw through the haze a large steamer aground on the Helwick Sands. A heavy ground sea was running, and, as she was evidently in a position of the greatest danger, the ...

... could not help a slight feeling of contempt I don't know what hnpnenerl tbe s. for though_ I A I elm .1 I not tea: junif's lin interfering unless I had iningl.ng ss ith the pity I felt for the old ma n . sitting jO l4 a glittipie of I ...

... names, She threatened to murder them both with a pit:h fork. which she held in her hand at the time. Witness lnow ewore that she went in fear of the defendant insuring her. A daughter of the complainant, 11 yeors of age, wee also examined. ...

... theft said: Yes—l will go. That was all. Presently she got up and began to dress. She was so weak she had continually to sit down and rest, but she re fused Estella's assistance, although she allowed a maid, ...

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... pirtme, the subject ,•f whit h is a novaiy a 'nest atttoctivu character. Mr D. 11. Tiiston loss Ill.'s! rat, How-1•41;es Chi ~nual. and Mr Wnlhs Mocker in bury with the MI s•ory. tar as they Move . are nl.l, I. ..r I • s . (411601 161.11) or ...

... remember a lady all chrened in Mace, with a powerful long piece a-bangle' on her bonnet, and how she cried and cried Here good Dame Green placed bee arm akimbo and seemed to be in a reverie Coming to banal( she ...

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