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... mtied to eharve himoen S with a Si rgo s hssorof th, ?? allling if his ebheque book- and diving' a e s ` earnest of what followed. We need' not sayt hat at4o, and strength this unexpected and material sipath wan to us at that hour. ...

... illegitimate offsprino of a doner- tic servant. She received 4,s, a week for looking after the s child, but she was in the habit of going out between four tand five in the afternoon, and not returning until ...

... but she was now in possession of thefact that the girl meant to go upon the stageand the knowledge filled her with distress and horror. She had never herself been within the walls of a play- house; but had she been a Puritan (which ...

... revealed a I any weakness present amongst the tenors. Next-care A . one of the local specialities of the ?? ; Lilian Blair'- Oliphant's exquisitively - conceived V . madrigal,. Sweet is my love. Miss Oliphant, who is w of a Brictol family,-is a niece of ...

... ppeaurance of ties deceased. ice fthe presensce L, of~r. BoedM.flisivick, and my eon; I foused a general tl dtacospostionleadtaken place on nearly all its exterior, ties a childalaving tieet dead 7 days, and ties housle isot aced close. ...

... Canon Knox-Little, lo] and take a layman's ocmmon-sense view. The Rev tel J. Frame Wilkinson in The Enolish Poor-Lsw and St Old Are, pleads for a bare ensbisenace for the aged on ocr, a minimum sustenance endowment of 56 a week de togedpersons of good ...

... prosecutor m kept a lodging-house In Great Ann-street, and for eight, Ds or Mineyer until within a month of this date the ar prileoner aid teen living these as servant, On October bf 41bIi Mrs Brett examtied a parcel of money wbioh she it, ...

... Commons, not only in a way which com- mended the attention of the House, but in a manner which made a deep impression upon a great, number of Conservative members who went with them into the lobby and assisted them in securing a large ...

... as In about twelve months after she first left she ecrns re with an baby in her arms and said that she tii was warried and living at Kjingston. The baby was then S abo'iut three months old. She wanted to know if ...

... duties' r reppal was a consequence of the income-tax, he would mention 't a circumetance connected with that tax wiicls celled for strong dt animadversio'n. A person who had occasion to hbty some goods a at a grocer's, had them wrapped up in ...

... mistress gave up the lodging-house. She received 4s. f d a week from Mrs. Haines and her food, and out of her it wages, which she received weekly, she paid 2a. Od, a week a d for her room, and also paid ...