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... sweeping chimnies throwa out in the House of Peers, on a division of 37 to 20. 22. Cession of the Floridas by Spain to the United States officially communicated by the Presideat to the Senate. 23. The celebrated writer, Augustus Von Kotzebue assassinated ...
... sweeping cbimnies thrown out in the Honse of Peers, on a division of 37 to 20. 22. Cession of the Floridas by Spain fo tbe United States officially communicated by the President to the Senate. 23. The celebrated wriler, Angnstns Yon Kot- aebue assassiuated ...
... may again expect to hear Tom's fine full natural tone, thundered forth when is thrown up —an operation which requires the united power men.—Lincoln Paper. The early cutting of oats before ripe upon Mr. Curwen's iltrm this vear, bavin' excited considerable ...
... places, pensions, parsonrs power and pla- at, ?? to her Majesty preparing by British la- subjects in several towns- in* the United States-The on wife of the King's blacksmith, apprehended for firing a till pistol on the escapet of heQueen, the wad havingwoussd- ...
... of Monday week, four Irishmen, who were drinking in the Elephant inn, Kendal, begun to quarrel with a person in the kitchen, and blows ensued. Some company upstairs having been called down to put an end to the affray, the Irishmen were turned out of the ...
... his late Majesty. The Catholics ciruposed onie-fouth part of the whole population of the United Wingdom. and fourjfifths of Ireland. Four nillions of loyal Irishmen, a body no less respectable for their lionourable and conscientious feelings than for their ...
... inferiority) yield none of our fellow-citizens in devotion our Sovereign and fidelity to your Illustrious House, have cordially united in that, generous emulation. approach your Majesty with sentiments ot‘unaffected gralituded for the peculiar mark of regard ...
... Wilson Cams Wilson, Esq. as w’ell merited token respect to native of Lime’s Dale, on bis being appointed a Legislator of the United British Empire in the Commons House of Parliament. The inhabitants of Carlisle have seen with indignation, the scandalous ...
... s, and irritation have disappeared in a moment —all Irishmen have united tosuhJue the comniou foe—their duscntions,—and George the Fourth will receive the homage of a loyal, brave, generous, united people.—We have given the best report of the proceedings ...
... not end hy twelve o’clock. was proud day for Ireland. It was day that brought Irishmen of all classes together, and ns it should live fur ever in the recollection of Irishmen. We are about to enter, said his Lordship. on new era, when our most gracious ...
... several circumstances which have since tjiey are strqngly suspected of having been guilty of the above robbery. Two of the were Irishmen, and the other lived at Preston. His Majesty was so pleased ike falcons \yljich Grace the Duke Athoi presented at the Coronation ...
... springs and cherish’d loyalty’s wings e exult in bliss - we still weep your isles ! where the bones of fathers may flourish united am! your freighted ships whiten the sea Your heroes still triumph oppose The the bones of our father’s wander in life’s ways ...