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absolute povertyit would just afford that security for lodings & cwhich I
would disembarrass , relatives and well-wishers from the fear g of having , , their friend altogether their hands if they allowed the claim bdoing j
poor on y anything With . remark I concludeIt must be a mistake the proposing ; _,
one more . that for it pay is contrary ing £ , 5 in to a the lump princi shall ple be of equivalent the affair , to and ten would years' open subscri the ption way of to 5 all s ., - -. 1 ' .
manner of dissension and jobbing . A . E . I
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-4 The kept cas before e of the Mary public Ann b Walkley y articles , the and Regent letters Street in most dressmaker of the influential , has been ; !
journals . . j which On the is the 1 st introduction July , Mr . Ewart into this ' s Wei country ghts and of the Measures decimal Bill and , the metrical object sys of - | j in read for the
• tern second of wei time ghts . As and there measures seems , thus long to since be an adopted imminent France probability , was of a change i I in stirred the law to on this vi important opposition subject , and the opponents a correspondent of the system of the have Times been has ! j
been superiority particularl up of a duodecimal y gorous earnest in over urging decim , , in al a series numeration of letters . The to that feminine journal min , d the is \ ! and education usuallis
so often naturally deficient in powers of calculation , y \ so little directed towards improving such powers by which cultivation shall , affect that women arith I
must metical be d special ifferences ly concerned . in any determination - j I
the A benefit subscription of Rosalie was Doise recentl who y set having on foot been in Paris condemned by M . Odillon to death B last arrot year for j I
undergo for parricide the horrors , though of innocent a French , , p prison , leaded ; " and guilty was " onl to y the saved charge from since , rather the been guillo tried than - I \
and tine executed by the timel . The y confession amount _realised of the real does murderer not amount , who to has a very large sum , ; but it has sufficed to purchase a small cottageworth from 801 . to 1001 ., and
an annuity of about 14 Z . , The fate of the missing childElizabeth Hunterfor whose recovery
poor , , Her a reward remains of 100 have Z . has been long discovere been vainl d in y offered a , is - now und no longei at Islington \ a mystery and .
atrocious evidence crime points . out too a p mother lainly that who she reads nursery must this hav terrible gro e been story the victim will tremble of , an Many indeedthat in these
to trust her little girl in the street ; and it is sad , daysdays of enlightenment and Christianity , as child we of often such fondl tender y call them—a fate
like this should have been possible to a years . Another unfortunate woman has fallen a victim to the present cruel and
having irrational paid taste a terribl for e dangerous penalty , this amusements time of life : a _itself second for the " female fool- Blondin hardiness " at the Astor ParkBir
. ming . of month her ham exp of , becoming loits a poor . B creature y a the mother breaking , the again led mother , of was a rotten preci of at p six itated rope the children from feet a , hei and of g her ht within husband of , thirty one
forbid feet Renewed , falling for efforts the , a crushed future are being any and exhibitions made mang to induce corps which e , the may Leg lead very islature to the to interfere recurrence , and of .
such catastrophes . I
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Aug. 1, 1863, page 432, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01081863/page/72/
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