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... There was a good and the opens was particularly well staged. The acting and the singled were of a very high node, indeed. Comes I to the football match on the Bridge End Field on some were o f in kicking a ball, which went t the bank of the meet. ...

... prevent her. Not only that, but Mrs. Thompson-Sinythe informed me that she bad come into a large fortune and is now a wealthy woman. She has nos to thank for that, little aro she may care to be under an obligation to one elm despises, since ...

... 2A eorpmed , FUL C of coast 4 thee.. 1,, MOKIH S .1. - , • SERVICE en • val near i„.i , mi: maw'. A , 2 2 r led - Set with el pie a - Pearls and —. • • cos teals a• a pew 'Masi era • ow r a n sag . ...

... llsoday last she morning Mr. Larry Willie, Dowlais, to a fairly large Is shsenoos the aka was d s l i r:d. Resimekes won pima School Mr. °radio seep lily prayer, and the Ibises Try sang a dom. In the • small penes. Miss Pa. Try, Miss Try. M. ...

... forward, looking a little sheepishly at the splendid woman who addressed him for Susan was radiant, though in deep moaning, Ur er as bright as the diamonds that fastened cloak. Since Tom had seen her last she had become a woman. She had changed even mere ...

... Br•udou, as he was driven down the Fiechloyo road. A true woman every loch of her, neither a oiniperiog Miss, a girlish hoyden, a hush/tad huatitig hack. nor • lice lady. She has • good face, too, and a ...

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... stealing a purse containing ss. and a braes token from the person of Bridget Shea on the previous Thursday evening.-It appeared that Mrs. Shea was going to do her weekly shopping, and that on her way through Union - stet, is , she met a man whom ...

... On Monday evening a raid was made on the hone of a man named Gallaher, residing within three miles of Sligo, ostensibly fur the purpose of obtaining argue. Miss Gallaher was the oily person at home, and she care the Moonlighters a sum of £l3B, with which ...

... explained that a majority of the Burial Board determined, a s hort time s i nc e, to increase the charge for a COIIIIIIOII gr • from 10 s. to 151. 6d.; but before legal effect • .I'l be given to this proposal, ...

... lITO a —John Lloyd (who represented by Mr. Gwyn Jotter. of NeatlO. wu sum' mowed to show cause why be elsould sat maintain his wife, Jane Lloyd.—Praisocutor &peed that they were ioarried in October Irk A furtoight afterwards she was c admit' of a male ...