Daily British Whig (1850), 25 Mar 1887, p. 3

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0. D- FR:NKI.JN , ET: '3 I:u'h'-1:.-p:ina'.' Whasou-Ily world rennin! Noun van no [random o( nouhho. glans oouumulthonnudoclmonnld w and may I- Wmlnd` Lnnllh. an-bl Hziuh k'I& |lI-unn ` |1'l;bo|-lo Ow] tr on-ry hdbv -@ &unlWor|Il '"'ii'.I'.}.i'6.a'a'a.u.""..J.'u i;... " JONES IDNSORIAL P1314013 &'ltBAn1anlcu|I|nok.(3lnnuoo&. n.n.--1\uu an Gimp Inn b any huldbyuunlhuwhnnuu bdvuu. at an an Inn: nu wuu uvugunx II- Jinan`. I0. Ooddnnnnththooomphonu-node-rot nllwohvo. Slum to [I76 than lot u itbbut mu. untwouhould gm-wrunlvu forum II Il_4 __ ._|| nL_:_ l,l.4L_A_.LA a-_ - mmmauchecrbmarsgmmu potugn Tloyulllholtuolbfwl NH`! `nob--lb Douala R. Oozhmvennnlcnnnoc unbroken In fnlltomlll their engugotnpntx God mvc fdhtopvjmmhhpvni 0.Thujud;ooldlthourundororI(hL \\'onuyuulu~nNolono|tnowu tough Itnppnurmotbcn Tbomnoummlngvhen All the world will nmgnln HI`: judo. Q (Int! nlnnnnntln {Ln nnnnuhtn -gnu-A-p nl u. Liv wvluu II-\uUw'uuU ylvptcul IV` dunpdtlllfodhdlohthoworldloibovl` natural dnvdaplnmt. Ham-uclun Nmh nndt.hcuAhnhun. tluoworldly wealth is not lhobod thug. Ienwhopuliloltntthooxpallnof ovryotht muldandonwululangthlnd Imlvuu poor as lotwuwbcuouhg frnunnrlnnn (T I Cliljl. III} lijl IIIJIII IIIUVF. A Iurdar and All tho horrible evil: which deals an mm: no the vault or n Slam dvmndoodoa not saw-rnen. lube and the at and the churn: of beauty my be the Attendant: of con-upunn and vio- Ilnoo. tb graceful dnpery 0! the angel of light Into which the god of thin Imrld tech to transform himnnlf. n-I11. I. Innvucnnudlnthoiungu-ulod. 3. The divine lung: was mu-nd and par dbwuloubytholnll That inng:-cannot In Ida-ed or pnndh ngnlm-d by man`: own clan 110 must ho born from above, and the now Jcrutdua, of which he may by cum I dunno. mun demand from alum-. A Il.....|..._ -_A _n `L. L.._.n.|_ _._:|, __,n 1.; Iluvuuj vlnwul all I.lR`lIlUl lung was Just ulwu mg sought to leave him. but Jacob, who had wept in his inn-rcaasinn, broke out in panic!)- nb cU'l1est.m~xs-I will nut let thee go oxcopt thou blalme." Then for the tint limo tho M1391, using his divine power, touched Mn, Hob&tdhim. but homnde him humtlnt Juan. ...:.|.o ....o u.:..|. .5.-. u......-|. |.:. .- En blutd him. he made lune. that Jwob might not think that through In : on utnngthho had gotten thoviclory. ltwu mly through this conflict tbt he prevlihd ova-ncnuud God,nnd nceivoul u invert tho nunnrhl name or his spiritual muscu- tn-I-nnl I. Ala uuxn uni uuuuy ul rurlllfllcll. lb objuctb notto give prohuxo Irit-nco or hlnrv I31` UI III WWW: X711 II'\.II K-H wrllll oflnhan, howns madeuvnroof the coming of his brother with four hundred men. That brother through all the years had not forgot- han the cruel wrong done him. Jacob prayed and mad all ponihlo foresight to appear the wnth of his brother. After dl his propane tions were made he was left alone in the gloom of night. A man appeared and began to wrestle with him. Was it an nxassln sent by his brother Esau to alny him! Before mom- ing he could not have doubted that it was the angel of Jcimmh with whom he was wrestr ling, and that he had power to bles him. This heavenly visitoru the morning was just dawn Inn unnvhl In Innvn him hut Jnxuh uhn bud Alklltolycnbclocnd unldyudnnd wall I put upnd hnfa-nduhoJom Pu-tar Inr vnrmnud not: mo in In no market. Try thou. Aunt: wanted. I. IONIOOIIRY. Inch 4. Pnauul Dyer. II UVII [\IVll. II'I.ll' ID. The Struggle of Jnbbok.--Yonrs of trial and discipline pend. A lonely traveler. with only I shepherd`: sta, be had gone to his uncle L|ba.n s house. About twenty years After he left, a rich Ibelkh, with a large tune llyand numerous ocks end herds. He had had a religious experience of rather a super- cial sort, but that experience needed to be dnnnnnnrl hnfnnu ha rvnnld banning Hm nnlrltnnl utlnluullv, Uula tuula Clpul rrulv llfltxl M) LE deepened before he could become the eplrituel (ether of his people. Saved from the wrath nf `Ah-n hg can vnntln nu:-In nf tho non-ulna I loll-|l5llll' W IIIISII UWIILU BIIYII KIUI Hlll PISA.` bllitiea in the tutum. He sold it to his brother Jacob for a mess of pottage, and nally lost the blessing of the rst. born by his brother's deceit. Jacob did not become the lnherllpr of these blemlngs because of his falsehood, for which he was abundantly pun- ished, but because he had some true apprecia- tion of the binhrlght. It was for this reason, when he was compelled to leave his home to compo the wrath of his brother Esau, that God made that wonderful revelation of him- all to Bethe], and made himself Imown as the angel of Jehovah who redeemed him [mm all evil (Gen. xlvill, 16. 'rI|n Rtrnncrln nf Jnh}u\k _\'nnu-c nf trial ll} Ciillrlll Illllllll 6. Thnnwould Inirobunno pnoploofrr I-m.umurh1L.d|.nu..-...umn....-.1 IIHBU LIIIIU LILIIUIIE IIIJIJ \;ll.lll(allllI.I.3- Jacob and Faau--Tho\rights of the first born son were particularly sacml in olden times; but God more than once set. them aside lnthe family of the Patrizuw-h::. The beloved son Isaac proved to be a weak charac- tar. He showed faith in God. but he nlso dis- plnyednfondnvm for Esau's venison which seemed unworthy of the heir of such great promises. This son cured more for tho grati- cation of his appetites than he ((1 for the birthright, which opened such glorious posi- hllitinn in lm futnrn Ha nnlzl it On his: and the Judge 9: on the rum and ngut. The Sacrice of lsn.nc-G0d was faithful to his covenant. At length the son on whom every promise depended was bom. We can hardly conceive` what joy filled the house- hold and the circle of friends His name was celledY1saac(meanigg laughter). Never per- haps was In son more desired or more fondly i loved. Abrnlnun was to boput to the test for his own sake, for the sake of his people- the people of redemptiou-who were to cher- ish his example, and for the sake of the people of all subsequent times. God demanded then. as no uoeu now, a complete surrender or an that the patriarch had. At the came time he nlnnrlv alnnwml Ohn nnhlrn nf hrnn cum-Hit-n IIKIIII IIIIU lllllafllifll llllil. I'll! IILIU uuuu l.lllIU [10 clearly showed tho nature of true sru-rico, and set the seal of his disapproval on human oerlngs, which were doubtles common `at that time among the Cammnitcs Jnnnh nnrl W.ann....ThA rinhfg nf Hm nzt HIXITITO II BIIIIIIRKD. 1. Tho Blhlnb tho hbtory of redemption. h nhhnth nrttn viva nnmlnwn u-sum. nr ' hmnyotlmwurighbom Eventhoyoung` I ;n.gh9gven to hit! U* IIIIt_h- ' vanmnckod at his wamlngggfnq his wife, disobeying the divine command, become I pillar of salt. The righteous persons for \s;hoxn,, Abraham prnycvl were only Lot. and his twc daughters, who in lhe' light of their subse- quent history were like brands- pluvked from the bui-ning. Abruhanrs prayer was answered, and the Judge 9! all the earth dig! right. Tho Hnnrinn nf lcnnn.-(HI! wlm frufnl On .{u;.. .5... .. u. \l-_L `A (Land AL. ' D9-`SING? `WORKS,- pnmonss s'r.L_- xmosrou. 200 Ps. New Frock Goods at Waldron's. surrs onnhnh mm nvnn{-oi4. oio. 0:0. mm so-mu - l".rgl|I|I Trudi- ru AIIl\\I Ayn Ann urnmrrIIna,_s|c In $1. unllv col-' at @ to O3 1 887- RI nuns by Mrohll monuou to buslnoln to merit I Ihnre olpauougc In-cnlboll Man Ann! As many new once as will kindly fnvor with 19.11]. A J. HoIAHON, .. - L... .- '|-n.1v-nL.l_mnL.m_.1&(x SPRING GOODS W. M00/?, - 59 Brook Street. rel IV W nu W011 OI STAPLVVEMAODIG 6 rANcv BRV5c"b_ops| Every one who has examined our Du-an Goods acknowledges them to he the but vnluo "" R- IMZ .'E' .A_`U' L- Ll ..n..}. 0. A. J. M MAHON :LA_yL_s_u};h rEgonLIuss. ; colors. R,MFAUL Inrvh I1. '87. 110 PRI].\'l'QES_S _s'I'_, W. J. Byrnes, WALSH & STEAUY S KID GLOVES, DRESS GOODS Latest Designsin F ine Imported Goods. gm/1v_ raw? 0305/? for mu spa/we su/r OF WORTHLE8 IMITATIONS Hob. I8. lioundtoullolthogotoohonhnd. [Arg-tuociillbocilytoubounfrou. ausmess ANNOUNCEMENT I Mull. 2.`). lIIIl I `lulu. ' DIAOONALB AND wons'rm>e.- Nu-uh '2g. J. NE S, ls offering BLACK SILK BROCADE, 26 inches wide, in 4 different qualities, at a VERY LOW PRICE. "qI9!P:9!.9s-yam 00mm .1 l\._.u_- n-.J- |\Il I7- 1,20O Pieces New Dress Goods, single and double fold. All New Goods at J obbers' Prices. Jacket Materials, in Cloth, Velvet, Corduroy and Silk. 4-Button Gloves 50, 60, 75c. 5-Button Gloves worth 75, for 60c. 4-Clasp Kid Gloves only 600. 4-Button, stitched backs, 75c. Mosquetaire Undressed Gloves 90c. Mosquetaire Stitched Backs $1.00. Josephine Kid Gloves. Alexandre Kid Gloves, the best in the world, black and MOORES MOORESL 3-Button Gloves 40. 50c. Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed. Orders turned out in First-Class Style only. Inspection invited and a Trial solicited. ,|U7. Will open on or about SATURDAY. MARCH %th. at With an entirely N ow and wall Bolootod Stock of And Spring Jacket Materials from. ' "' ' cw-.., v__ A- 35`. 09*-he fr-If 7-V-riy fill -vi N-Iy tor in-pecan. WALSH & STEACY. Is the Best House to buy WALDBON- Where you will nd allthe s,. - Fashionable Clothier, 102 PRINCESS STREET. --"-vfI'I'H--- T L-8IuoOll. loudly col" uncou- U - XUZEEUAV , " m.uwuJ.uomo.auoo. 1887- LVII vv vvvarna, Colulnttu M3308! OOKB. IONICURI. SEAVINO JIWIL and 00003 CABS. In Plush and Inuhct. FIND PIBPUIIBB 00'!` AND FANCY nO"!.I3. he. an /~nw-1-/-\11-1--n-I- A II! fXOY'I`I'f fjllkllllllu flhlhlll. TAKE A LOOK! 0'AIIoYOIAI1'l'lDUI IlOILIN.P%IAY.Q0- VIILIDTEIYII3 We would be to lnvo you cull and Impact. our Plus at NEW GOOD5. n._.A-pI- nlDh- l'Y\\l'D II(\\l'If!YT'l- and n nu-nvvu-:v v.. I` WolouIln`(:I-A-din. M n nun aouuuf y-- -t-'-'----~-v-:, -~--&- ufaxvn. olulmis Jun us mom u as. --3.4813." j % Leading Un'dertaker & Embalmer, I 261 PRINCESS STREET, COR- Sydoubaut .51., Kingston. Tglnnllnm nnvninn-Inn! Inn A no I Puwon Svn-ta Axn Locxmts or every deo- M crlpdon made to older. RIPAIRINO promptly attended to. Chair: ed. c.A'l'I'RABSII rutullbd or mule to order. Cuuwrrs cloned and kid. I\ A C KEYQYKKKE lmnn` IF YOU WANT THE Oheapestc Best/-'umiture l\I.` Al? I\IPQl`DTI`Yl\\"\` l`L" LT Z7"iIl%i1VfI73TS 251 rrauceu St. Cor. syiehu; ` Street, iuguou. Henry Erame, ovum 5.1:. Roollnlnc Chair. both unoxcolled. see them. Our Ctrpot Sweeper lands in rice and merit. 1-`urnitnm made and re ' Upholaterlmz md llnttmn work. ueworold. (`ax-poua mule. cleaned otlud. Good work and low prices. TI:`l:.l gun-.. Axnuw Asnuesox. % F. o. MARSHALL, UPHOLSTEREI? 6 CABINET MAKER. sent stock and make room for more mxooaa coming (Cash or (`rodil). Bedroom 8 Les. 8 nieces. (tom 10:0 $1. Rare 3 in Side- boudl at prince. Pu-lot tea nished. Frames to cover no order. We hlve theoole right to manuhctum and sell the "King" Folding Bed I0) and Reclining Chair. both unexcel ed. See them. Carnot Swoener price W uuotlbri " S Isl Bargains o ur cam (oIn:n for Nexrm` Days. to mo\'e gill` pre- stock and make fnr a nnmlmr l(`,u|h nr (`I~adll|_ Bedroom S In. lvlod (-hnvlhooodl. Without Winch Noon on Ocnulno. Wholaule and Retail. March 22. U OIIIIIIVIS Ill \aIuu_luL A-uncle. No":'5aB1=z.ocK*s'r- TLC-A Flam. Q`\l\I`Q In !-up Q0:-an-I A:'vvvvvvvv-rvvv now`, -gv--'v-v --1 Telephone commutation. A vs. ` N`o`two juices. Best value and wdrk for your Inonay at the V _ 4` o K3_a_3iai's'Now Bakery. IIAERT l\lYAD WADE & "ANDERSOTI, Upholsterers and Cabinet Makers. `I;-rt-\ arc: -@1:)t`\t"1"3`*Zl'I"| injs, Easals and Pidsh Goods. All down 10 pt cent. lean thunold at before. Picture Ffame Factory, I _ 115 BROOK STREET. MIRRORS! MIRRORS ! I Glass, Frames and Pictures, Mould-I CT J Nov. 6. L7;r1m13"ii'~io"i':' STREET. \Ynw K OF A;.L DESCRIPTIONS. CALL AT 1 rwan/-\. mu gm` ; ;\na\r\A\!lV1 tlhnhvnba A P. OHLKE. L I T} WW I PRINCES STREET. 1, n__.| n_ n___;_ -1. sin: ..l_J.L.U\4 \J.n.a. 5. Third Door above King Street. ;.='UnNrrURE,_&c: THE TOILET. I4nnht'nn. T `hbcoynlfbmwauwbg I kuulunlntrthollxu In Abs-than 1. hnbtuucualclpcn-urbru-tkuuuucnuhun. 1'5 f jhrrh u~.._\-at In the mud may gunman In an-I 1... up up at us` air. !;.-caa-nhuhaubuu-nud|$' @ sp1~r.4r.nlI|lnphv.l 1*; hula:-ggu t'.L::\nlmnH not omyb` ueouunuun-u-x. A..A_..l An AI-.I`-.AL I5._ 51.`; om! noun STORE. AZTZ U3!!!-`U -Ivv tau I- 1331 Wltlngnodlau-Ibuwudu-rumlulbol cit-tbofubwdhltitu-ywtthlnhbrllgool vuu. `lib vcd.|nwunr.to his and onlahnb unllchdcannllhly mbthtnnnnbhtlbnhol `uh; tot Io$throvaunnngIhvunpcpbcl [Hanan LI} wlul nun nu KJJIIII, III! LAN Nnto(,`a-an. Ahahunhd lucid-I-nnunlllaoklnlhrb &&'pt.uhnhInhrnu iunndtht-dhhnqzbwwwu an that Iuumnhhmdwoll hdvb Ripa- no In-hrnn Iht Ibtyvn-nuanbblodwoll Inplhtou account ol an qurnh cl Ilolrhudnon. ALanLn- ll.-nltnn -511 In LI. nhnhu. IARI I11 Lgtuuv--vv||I Ululi I`-VC man w1thhimt.o!!Ana,aulyLo nhudud Llmmnfnnnn Alnnhnnuhndrn-inn-. JIIST AIIIVED AT II& J. K. 0l|VEI`8 XZZIZTICCJWC jIijI'I1II1n noun |m..lmtGodueunu'I them. Vu-ion nnuunntornnul Thnlkhtolodhuuth nuunbhonbtmtqningubai; hutodonlh Ahnh-from hhhomolnllr of uncu- duundhlhhlmtogotonhndlhuho clnllkllhinol. liontguantoliu-n.A|d glint-uni-vlg In Pnnnnn Rut on far A: -nu II-ulruuunI.I. Iu9urI5'uuIuullIll-l nlhrwunhtofnnun ut.,uo(nra:wo L-A1 LA `IL. -nl (I-viva ILA Dunn` -Il-la- Illigllpl III ZWKWU` Ihononn godIruvorlpui,ud()nnnn -no tho nnnlnlnnrjhlnlnlrv nnfnn -- -IiW1T`II III Iijll IFIIII` -J I" - W. homhodidnotdnrivothotrunligtou fmmdthrolthaphcu In Ihollnnwo lhnmnxnn and -nnbnnuhln-I A-1' (`pagan wuuvjoinguinllxuy. DUIIIII` Ahnn knowlhotruu-nliio:|,bowuhn(hI nlllnd L; Abnnm1\uhco:ooa--mnhn1u1n` lhownrld. It h units` In human pl-Ha n1}Q`HIhlAHIDX'f.hI.lInAll|AlnAD CIIClllIlfVU II_::I.'W`I-- nnlnnhnndtonhuvlnglnhntlouoltho Inhhltedglobt Tho oodcolnqthogullty rIoou'IIwopthunlhoou1h,nndhumnn hldnrv ha-inn Alll with din lnnnllv nl KXWI.-Ip IUK-jIlIjIIICu-;IIF"- Inhudunmalowu-Izhuthdrnnnnlnnyl mutlnllmlflailmn-Ithnnu Van-hnn I1 TKl& |I\.l"ll CINE IIIIIZZ C VII . `IE `wuuimtslxwonnfumamthomenuunhu nndu-hns.t.hawou:enfurtheirbuutyand gum. Atthenmetlnntbornhnnocher P'P50.thedIucudnntaotpiooIBeth,who uudhnguod fotlhlrvormlpolood. Buttheethitagchu-madbytho beautiful QinlhoIroInon,l'onnmAn'honllhnoawlt.h than. P|otydiaouIoMInwot|d,omopdn Noah! funny, and thon|1hhooounncor- nptandtullolvhhnco;hnco0oddoar- mInuuonupolt.hhwi&edncobyIho wohenol theood. HooonunAnnhNonhto pnpuunnnrktonn hlnnmuwdlutho Allllnlld fnnlnllvlnnlnnknn-in-nnlthg I131. Tholinrth Swept by tho Dclng&--At III In settles down and buihil I city. Hinde- -nnndnntu Dunning fgrnnnn tho upon an -r-Q Rii':'En"s'" 131568-, ll_L II Lilli Ill! lllxl, I31!!!` I-Ill! "Q11 Ul UK favor. brought their oerlngs to God Cain\z was rejected. while Abel`: was accept- ` ed. Cain`: anger burned ngtimt his brother Abel. Like a wild beast it gained poaeuion of his heart. From that moment he was a murderer, even before the fan] blow fell. Afterho lnsdnin hi.shrother,GodcnlIshim to An amount {or his crime, and when he re- fuaea to males, tell: him that his brother`! blood (`rim fmm the ground. Cnin inbui- ished {mm (ind and the putt.-rnal home. And is doomed to wander I fugitive and 3 vs`:- hunt IIIEI HUI` Wllnlll I111!` l.Ul' KIHJWICIKU UKC that 01' 00:1 The women. ellured by the beauty of the fruit, end desiring to enjoy the pt-embed wisdom. fen-lemly percent 9! the forbidden fruit, and gave to her husband end he ate. Instead of becoming like God in knowledge, she and her husband were filled with ehemmuntiletlut theywereheninhed from Eden. In believing Setnn and disbe- lieving God they fell into sin and misery. Thehuitot Sin-'I`heir ein bore fruit in the Iulnequent history of the world. Eve. who had known the mother`: joy in the birth- nfgrltarn inn-(I4-din-d hnnnghinu - mun WIIJ Ill IIIUIVII lull! llIUIallISI'l In U10 DII'IoI< otnntboruuru-destined touehimnmnh` .4... 0.3.. -...a A|..I o...u.... n... .......a ..ou.- l `II -lll'TKll, - KITEIXII-lllllr` dnrer. Cain and Abel. feeling the need of the V nlvinn lnlrnr hrnnwht lhnlr nnp-Inna In {Incl llUIl$lllilI7-'ClUTl'KIIlIlIlIullIx behold it was very good. Baum. emlghty fallen spirit, saw it, and took on as a fitting mode of repruenhtlon the form of a serpent. He raised doubts in the mind of the tint.` wounnes toGod`s goodnesnend tmt.h,end lled her with: desire for knowledge like that n! God, Thn wm-ngn nllnnnrl hv than D, HIV IIIIIKU Ill lliltlll U1 Ulll WU IHIIIG` stand that perfect. ideal form which is tted In nvI\11 A divine nm-arm And in which Janna 53 IIIICII WIVIRTU ICIUCI IVJITII WHICH ll IIUEI to expres a divine person and in which Jesus appecred on the Mount 01' "a.nsguration. Thn Tnrnnlznfinn and 'F`nll-l3nrI can All that lunlluxls In um UIZIJLII an WUII that he creates himlnhis image. By the image and likeness of God we under- stand int. narfnnf. Llanl fnl-In whinh In ffn UPFCITI UH loll`? IUIIHII U1 ITBIISHSUIUNUH. Tho Temphtionnnd Ftll-God saw all that hehndunde-thoourt1mnditakinz--and} hahnld it use vnrv nnnd Rabin n miohfv ` .._.. .....&____..._ aeeo I29:~~ IIIUCIYCLIUH. IIE Ill!` UI ll-II! Ullvll. VVIJJUII \J\.Il had made as his kingdom In all the other ectu of cnmtion God `simply commanded and it came into being; but be indicated the in- nite superiority of man above the brute by uying, Let us make men in our image. after our likeness Man`: superiority over the uni- mnls consists. then, In the special Interest which God manifests in his creation as well l-..L AL_A L- .._...L.. Ll... l_ L]. I-.--gn Clua Ill IIIHIB3. UWII I3 IVPITIIIQI, Ill creating the world in his week, but we have no more need to suppose that it was made up of six days of twenty-four hours than to think thnt God in like one of ourselves. Creation of Ma.n-The last work which Godcrouoedwumnn. Howu thecrown of thocnation. the an; at the earth. which God had nuntln nu In`: I.-inndnvn In 3" than nthnr `mglnnwny unqupuaupoupmnunuugu 1nndu'shnd.~ l'he Old nmmmcwugi; written for God`: choien people, `Israel, who 1 wereobethe people of redemption. It is, therefore, not the design of the rst two ehapters of Genesis to word scientic knowl edge, but to teach men of every age that nnnntul all thlnax God is rnhrunntad as UHF IU lk'Il7ll lll!'l.I Ul UVl.'l'] ls`! III-I-ll UIII "89: eluted all things. God is representodas nnnnfina lhn wnrlrl in M: was}, lmf. um Imvn .,._, \ SUGGESTIONS FOR REVIEW. Design of the Bible-Tbo object or the Bible is not to satisfy our curlpslty in science or history. It: and is toimpart religious tench- inginawaythutplunpooploinnllageimay nnrIm$nd,` The Old Tmhmant was um on. cunnss' NOTES on THE sun- mv -scuoqt. `LESSON. lasso: XII! of clad imornnuonnl Series ~ for Sunday. ` March 27-Golden 'l'ex, Acts i-II. 31!-Ru-lair ot the Post Twelvo QUAli'l`l7.RLY REVIEW. THE BRITISH WHIG. FRIDAY. MARCH `-2.5. UU1 Qurnnul uvanuj. was ~A- P- OIEOWTIY IAA DDIIYPPQQ QTD IE1`

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