The Edinburgh annual register, Том 3,Частина 21812 |
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... appeared very much agitated , sat down at the door of Mr Jones ; upon inquiry into the cause , it was under- stood from her , that her daughter was missing in the dreadful fire that took place in Water - lane . She was invi- ted into ...
... appeared very much agitated , sat down at the door of Mr Jones ; upon inquiry into the cause , it was under- stood from her , that her daughter was missing in the dreadful fire that took place in Water - lane . She was invi- ted into ...
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... appeared nothing striking to attract the notice of the passengers . During the several hours the robbers were thus employed , no watchman was heard , which is but too common a case under similar circumstances . The villains were once ...
... appeared nothing striking to attract the notice of the passengers . During the several hours the robbers were thus employed , no watchman was heard , which is but too common a case under similar circumstances . The villains were once ...
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... appearance , not more than 17 years of age , who , it appeared , had been reduced by some unknown me- lancholy circumstance to the most forlorn and destitute situation . It was stated in evidence , that she had taken her lodgings only ...
... appearance , not more than 17 years of age , who , it appeared , had been reduced by some unknown me- lancholy circumstance to the most forlorn and destitute situation . It was stated in evidence , that she had taken her lodgings only ...
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... appeared that , in October last , the prisoner went into the Golden Last public - house in the Borough , and calling for half a pint of beer , tendered sixpence in payment , and having received the change , left the house . The land ...
... appeared that , in October last , the prisoner went into the Golden Last public - house in the Borough , and calling for half a pint of beer , tendered sixpence in payment , and having received the change , left the house . The land ...
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... appeared liker to the shadow of a man , than to the substance . He told the witness on one occasion that he had ... appearing that on the evening laid in the indictment property to the amount of 40s 10 [ JAN . 18 . EDINBURGH ANNUAL ...
... appeared liker to the shadow of a man , than to the substance . He told the witness on one occasion that he had ... appearing that on the evening laid in the indictment property to the amount of 40s 10 [ JAN . 18 . EDINBURGH ANNUAL ...
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