John Bright and the Fair Maid of Merioneth tale
A detour story traces John Bright as a schoolboy in Merioneth and a romance with a local heiress. The couple’s separation due to social expectations ends in marriage to a prosperous husband and the wife’s quiet death. Decades later Bright mourns at her grave, acknowledging her virtues as he rebukes rumors of his past.
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John Bright
Merioneth
John
Fair Maid
Bright
Manchester
Helmsmen
Mary
the Statesman
Miscellany on Letters and Language From Global Notices
A collection of curious notes shows Italian publishers asking Edin burgh houses for a gift edition and regular reviews, while a Calcutta editor faces comic-resistance offers. A Seoul extract highlights English influence in native writings, with awkward phrasing about police and public order in Korean streets.
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Edinburgh
Cupid
Calcutta
Amrita-Bazar Patrike
Mahratta
Hindu
Akill
Korea
Seoul
Servante, &c
Deer and gambler tales from Highland rovers
A farmer outwits deer raiders by staging a feeding trap at a distant shed, forcing the laird to pay for deer damages. A separate tale follows a gambler who borrows at a pawnshop and wins big on a race, repaying the loan and returning home a winner.
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Ross-shire
Korea
Tie
Gabby
Thia
Cabby
Chapman anJl
Cancer Increase Discussed In Earlier Story
An earlier article noted a rising trend in cancer cases with emphasis on the uncertain causes and the need for clearer understanding. The writer suggests that while some rise may be explained by factors, a fuller explanation remains elusive.