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... bridgegroom with a handsome Bible and hymn book bound in one volume. The bride had for a number of years acted as organist at St. John's, and this as well the tact tliat she kept a girls' school, where she became acqnninted with and endeared ...
... the COROnER: With what she had in her posseesion when I saw her at seven o'clock on Saturday night, she got three half pints of beer, a halfpenny worth of snuff, and a halfpenny worth of apples. It was the balance of the money she had lost. ...
... Thomson, F.lR.O.S. 'r Ti, inoHo. -An echo ij i el'a'tition of aeounid caused 1, [by the wav, a being reflectevid to thle ears froui sfome ob- l wtncle, as, fur iistance, a cliff or lofty. wall. If tbe re- - liecting surfa ce be very near, ...
... to tell upon a sean at last, r If peachs brandy Stands first. n :e We are told to have hope and truat, but what's a poor 0 fellow to do whent he can rno longer get trust! t. A-n Irish stationer, after advertising a variety of artie- n A les, ...
... by: T Roberts A Williams T G Hughes D T lid-wards A T Roberts Rodrlck T Ellis S Edwards Coles Meredith A Aviation another fixture evening when Nautili will visitors the (kick-off 630) CONGRATULATIONS ELIZABETH— The Mayor (Councillor O A ...
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... At the age of 17 she obtained a situation as com- . pauion to a lady named Edwards, the wife of a proctor ta of Doctors' Commons, and it was whilst she was there that she became acquainted with the defendant, ...
... interpretation of Mr W L Williams rare baritone voice of purest quality gave a fine “Stand up stand for chorus “As life’s unending column pours” followed in good style A E Roberts' gave a interpretation “Calm God” and unaccompanied chorus “Thou 'hidden love ...
... Germany. He was a friend it of Desaix, and being wounded by his side by a cannon ball, he employed the leisure of a tedious cure at Strasburg, in the studies of a publicist and a bh statesman ; led by mental analogy to the facts and ...