held each other up. Suddenly he decided to see if he could stand alone. It was a tremendous ordeal. Mrs. Eva's baby has probably sat down very hard a great many times while he was learning. But when Martin Luther began to stand alone every kind of thing was hurled at him to knoc
July 30, 1870 - Lady's Own Paper - London, London, England
The Empress left St. Cloud on Saturday evening for Cherbourg, to visit the naval squadron there before it left. Her Majesty, who was accompanied by the Mesdlies. d'Albe, was received at Cherbourg in the morning with an enthusiasm which would be difficult to describe. The Grand D
July 30, 1870 - Lady's Own Paper - London, London, England
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July 30, 1870 - Lady's Own Paper - London, London, England
The President of the United States, in compliance with a resolution of the Senate, communicated to that body, on the 14th instant, a mass of correspondence relative to questions in dispute between the United States and Great Britain. Secretary Fish, December 12th last, in a lett
July 30, 1870 - Runcorn Examiner - Runcorn, Cheshire, England
WEEK'S PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—FEaDAY. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. The Elementary Education Bill was read a first time,. and Earl de Grey and Ripon said they should propose the second reading on Monday next. The Ron of CARNARVON, who bestowed an high eulogium on the
July 30, 1870 - Runcorn Examiner - Runcorn, Cheshire, England
Lamb, Bd.. to 9d. Per PRODUCE, MONDAY.—SUgRr : On the spot there is not much doing, but for floating cargoes there is more inquiry, and two of Cuba have sold at 235. 3d.; one Havana sold 121, at 285., all for the United Kindom. Coffee: Rather more inquiry for Native Ceylons, whic
July 30, 1870 - Runcorn Examiner - Runcorn, Cheshire, England
A Tour 'ioun d England. By Walter Thornbury. In Two Volumes. Hurst and Blackett. Mr Thornbury informs us that the work before us was undertaken at the suggestion of the late Mr Charles Dickens, who advised the author to branch "as the crow flies," alternately north, south, east,
July 30, 1870 - The Examiner - London, London, England
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July 30, 1870 - Sun (London) - London, London, England