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      NI , W EDITIONS . ^ Mb Mubeat has now completed Lis cheap edition of Lord Campbell s Lr . es sesssaste !^^ of Jules Gerard ' s Uon Hunting and Sporting Life in Algeria . I

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      We should ao out utmost to encourage the Beautiful , for the "Useful encourages lfcBCsll . — QOETHE I

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      * 3 KIB 3 B Wl ^ J & ffiSPaaaftW ^&! ffi S 8 Ite 8 . From Joseph Andrews Wilson , Esq ., to G . Andrews Wilson , JEsq ., Woodsprhig , Somersetshire . \ Weymouth-strect , No-vembcr 11 , 1857 . I Though I have now been in town six days , and have really done a good iTnfbusncss I have been unable to write more than the brict and WrrJdnoS % ich will have told you of my having arrived , and of my ' 1 avin ^ fleUkd A . " nt Eugenia ' s business . More than this I have been entirely having settlea Aunt ^ ^ 1 > oiwhclo ' s disastrous illness . Indeed , I have rrrLdnbaTfbaUknow where to begin , or which of all the dear

      , . . ^ , T « dress My meeting fcrrSI ^ r to sayS S lookls if they couldunfold i ^ » nge , s . = « i

      U , \ V T h , ive been a « ood deal away trom nome—w ^ j * ~*» » " •« But 1 nave been a » ""«¦ Thev arrive town on the same day that before , and had heard nothing about it , but h . » letter . ^ J ^ ^ wn - ¦ ¦ - •¦

      have always ^ o . mpaue .. c = . " . _ . „ -, tlan * „ ho . ss , «^ | a ^ K ^ bu «^ hu ^ eing removed iron , commandand on

      u ^ n , - ^^^ Ing tbe natives against Europeans—when he ^ vas reauy u , agreeable truths he told ^ . ^ y . ^^^^^(^ Lov ^ GenomVs - things . I will tell you some which ^ ¥ ^? S ^ of Sehco' acutoly , eyes ° but t ^ W ^ S ^ But ^ hin ^ bat broke hinvdown , vas though he needed it badly enough .. J 3 ut f ttetuin x ^ Askew ? . Cawnpore-especially one event there . You J ^ ^ ara ^ ^ she was Mary temaine , and was once ^ engaged ^ to ^^ ^ ^ , truth , his first love . Askew ^^^ S , SS tben Iriil his ium

      and 1 ' plwhele . yras . aecenuy . ^ "vj ^» r -r _" ^ . . but he seldom spoke ind 1 knov , now , that he regrefs ^ ng- ^ . ^"" d ^ died at Ca » npore . teiiil ^ W ^ a ^ rti ^ trated him . He did not s « y much ; for as the glej . ''^ r ^ at , c ! lst ^ -f ^ tl ^^ r ^ . Se S ^& u ^^ ine t &' str ^ te

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      £ KuS ^^ Ss B ^ fiHas * JS--Yesterday Mrs . I ' olwhele sent for mo . I iouiul the c ^ r g g ^ before its time , for I had aWy a «™ & f £ j £ ^ orde rod it perc . pcatch the evening tram fo lwhete , it appear , tears ¦ „ her torily . tl He was even harsh to nic about ^ savu ^ ^^ . ^ ^ » v «« and a smile on her lips . And so 1 1 T 0 Ul \ _ Y V . . u i . ; o fa « t . r « nffth ia > hng »

      chair , insisting upon instant departure . ^ " ^ the sight oV me , following and had nuide an el ort / against all reason ^ ^ ^ ^ fa - llltil , g . fit was his dear young wife , he sank bod in ^ . ^ e ^ " ^^ to go wth hun , succeeded by total prostration J ^^ ^ VJ ^ said with eyes as had helped him to go , and had dreaded it , now a qu eslion . It was mmssm ^ mB feS ^ IlsHll

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  • Citation
    • Leader (1850-1860), Nov. 14, 1857, page 20, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/cld_14111857/page/20/