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It is proposed to erect new municipal buildmgs in a suitably convenient site order to provide adequately for civic administration. The old Court House in MaryleboneliV* ■ S * the reign of George 111., which now poorly answers the purposes of modern I own Hall, has, even after ad

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EXTRA PIN MONEY.—Send your old Jewellery. False Teeth. Diamonds. Pearl*, etc., to Chas. W. Daws. River* dale. W roxham, Norwich, who will send you his cash offer If not accepted goods immediately rtd. Bar< lav*. Norwich. __x Opening to Investors.-Builder and Coolractor M dlaud c

J. B.” Leonards) desires to join with others in the establishment of hoarding house on the "Simple Life" principle, in which the inmate should practise moderation in every part of the daily life, guard against unnecessary words, late hours, much of the present day style of dress

WHAT IS BLUFF”? Perliaps tlie most striking thing about the coon-song case tried yesterday was the bringing out of Mr. George Kdwardcs as rival to the Bench in the matter of innocence of the world. “Do you understand the meaning of the term bluff '? was asked counsel; and answere

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his tools. The entire fabric of Wheelerbrcd’s assertion in reference to the hammer thus falls to the ground. We know precisely why the police dare not prosecute or reprimand Flinton for giving perjured evidence in respect to the search of Whcelerbred's pocket. The hammer have to