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... SHARES. . Anglo Mexican, 43i 42* I Colombian, 13# Ditto Subscription, 17 Real del Monte, 74 73 Brazilian Company, 697 sa g f United Mexican, 184 . Vitto Imperial, 94 i Alliance British and Foreign, gi Ditto National, 25 25 I Canada, 2 Potosi La Paz and Peruvian ...

... but such was his resistance and greath strength, that a period of from ten minutes to a quarter of hour elapsed before the united force of all the officers was available to fix the handcuffs upon him. This being done, they conveyed their prisoner out of ...

... action, and may be used either to See to do evil, or to do good. That they frequently bear Irishmen to headlong evil, is quit* true ; that they frequently bear Irishmen, and very frequently Irish women, towards what is good, I. true also. Irish morality has ...

... seized ; but such was rcs.stauce and great strength, that a period of from leu minutes to a quarter an hour elapsed before the united force all the officers was available tix the handcuffs upon him. This being done, they conveyed their prisoner out of the ...

... such was his resistance and great strength, that d a period of from ten minutes to a quarter of an hour elapsed before the united force of all the officers s('as available to t- fix the handcuffs upon him. This being done; they con- n veyed their prisoner ...

... but such was his resistance and great strength that a period of from ten minutes to a quarter of an hour elapsed before the united force of all the officers was available to fix the handcuffs upon him. This being done they conveyed their prisoner out of ...

... The Crown, however, have hitherto exercised the patronage; and as it has, at least, the merit of giving its preferments to Irishmen, it is to be wished that the Whig Absentee may be foiled in his attempt to transfer this living to himself. THE OTHELLO INDIAMAN ...

... but such was his resistance and great strength, that a period of from ten minutes to a quarter of an hour elapsed before the united force of all the officers was available to fix the handcuffs upon him. This being done, they conveyed their prisoner out of ...

... posse of Irishmen, some them armed with sticks, who forthwith fell upon the poor driver, and struck him several severe blows. Being rather an active man. however, got from amongst them, and escaped down street; but as the blooa of the Irishmen was up, ...

... seized; but was his resistance and great strength, that a period of from ten minutes to a quarter of an hour elapsed before the united force of all the officers was available to fix the handcuffs upon him. This being done, they conveyed their prisoner out of ...

... ruin in which many of us are, and all of fear to be involved, we rely with confidence on the justice, the humanity, and the united wisdom of His ;Majesty's government, for affording us that measure of relief, without which we shall soon to cease to exist ...