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... befitting a pnar-fighting vagabond than • woman. Thomas's great offence to be that, a year and a- I half ago, her cat went into Brain's house and Me a bit of cheese !!!—The foul-mouthed Brain Was ordered to pay 10s., or go to prison for seven days.— ...
... for the honour of his men as a father is BUMBLE'S LITTLE LUXURIES. jealows for the reputation of his I:ousehold. lie should proceed without pity against a man who coin. There was • long and somewhat lively discussion at mits a degrading action, but he should ...
... I sin forced on by a Hand outside me to tread is the wells of Bainway. Jack. she asked with calm and round aye.; do you swan to my seriously that von are arranging to be a curate instead of a soldier ? I might say • curate is s ...
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... Highley were severally charged with robbing,David Thomas, a blacksmith, on the highway between Rhiwderrin and Meehan, on Saturday evening last, and taking from him a pair of new boots and a piece a new flannel.— Mx. R. J. Cathcart, solicitor, appeared for ...
... Mr Glaristone's return to the railway station. At the corner Market-street a fight was narrowly prevented. A drunken man sported a piece of red ribbon, which was matched by a passer-by from his coat. This infuriated the fellow, and but for the interference ...
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... many a deed of fame. Half bent to earth she seemed,—her gleam No uncharmed eye could stand, While she drooped her palsied head askance, And leant on her ebon wand. Her brow with sedge and grams was bound, Plucked from the river's side, And as she nearer ...
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... for she herself perfectly remembered the attempt of the Pretender in 1715—not that she ever called him by that name for she was rather a Jacobite, but yet a very High Church Protestant, continually fighting with her neighbour Mr. Howard of ...
... ton coal a 003 a I cart. of tree, while slw Old sway 415 moo coal aid a cargo of sad tia. Fourteen are rep and ore large, but the only import .s is Lenard (sago exportation. TEEED 017TWAR1.S—Jone 21 a B. ...