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... and the Cape are gradually aiding only those who have relatives or friends there, since most of the emigration is now done by nomination orders. The colonists can get out their friends very cheaply and quickly by thus nominating them. This ticket is sent ...
... scuttling or street fighting case was heard at the Manchester Police-court on Saturday. A youth named Cunningham, aged 17, was charged with stabbing another youth named Hughes. Hughes is also charged with stabbing a third young man named Toole, who, with ...
... d all over the country by the three great railways which are connected with the port. The voyage up the Irish Channel Is saved; there is no going up the Mersey nor lying in the pool ; and disembarkation by steam tender is avoided. An enchanting prospect ...
... venomous spider, extending its legs over the whole world, and trying to entrap in its web all the nations of the world as little flies. Great Britain was passing through a great crisis. Popery was trying its nerves to destroy English l'rotestantism, because they ...
... properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our breakfiist tables with delicately flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy doctors* bills.** —Oitil Service Gazette. Made simply with Boiling Water or Milk. Each packet is labelled.—“ ...
... splendid Invention to save is the Rocket Apparatus, and also I might mention the Life-boat. Many lives were rescued by these (luring the recent gale that would otherwise have perished. Some brave men lost their lives in the endeavour to save their fellow-men ...
... succession four physicians drew away the We of a great man who was intended by nature for an old age, and who prematurely. died—murdered by malpractice—bled to death. That was the see of medical bleeding I The doctor then gra) listaltj t:eacribed another ...
... flue properties of well-selected cocoa, Mr. has provided our breakfast tables with delicately flavoured leverage which may save us many heavy doctors’ v:ii s _OW/ Strcice Gazette. Made simply with Boiling Water or Milk. Each packet is labelled—* Jamf ...
... that If man will not labintr neither shall he eat. But there is another matter, which that true friend of the labouring classes, Mr Jesse Collings, is trying to get Parliament to deal with. I refer to the enclosure by landed proprietors of what was waste ...
... from which we extract the following : A young man who had been absent from Peterhead for some time revisited the place with a friend from London, in whose company he visited an old man, and inquired, as customary, regarding his health. The resident replied— ...
... police were sent on duty there on Sunday, but the chapel was locked and there was no disturbance. The hostile feeling of the friends of the Moonlighters continues. The Irish Defence Union, of 22, Charl u g•cross, has contributed £5O to the Misses Curtin ...
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