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... to any Gentleman wish- , ing to see them every Thursday preceding the Sale. Augusc2s, 1812. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Angel Inn, in East Retford, on Friday the 25th Day of Septembir next, at Six o'Clock in the Evening, subject to Conditions then to ...
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... Dnninyfnn Ashhy-de-la-Znuch and Tam worth Advertiser ll OF T1IK I the patriot in battle wounded gory country him applause may tarnish’d glory who in shall not dauntless spirit devoted its being toils less the not less sterling the merit: less obvious the peril ...
... Immortal Man earth oext,—dlelithly greed,' glorious and perfect from his Maker's Mad Last, softly beautiful es Muster, close. Angelic wombn into being ruse! And thus thou'we+t,and art. the fountain seal. And countless worlds around live ami roll j sun awl ...
... to Manchester, will only be charged Is. hooking included, and Is lid to Liverpool. ow Places taken by the Packets at the Angel Inn, Liverpool, on the arrival of this Coach, for Dublin, and all parts of Irelind. AND ENGLISII EXPENDITURE. --eels-- In the ...
... Estimate of the Wealth of tirrat Britan. / Ait* L |narl«tt*' 27iit Paper may be iee* (in London) the Nottingham Castle, Angel-street:—Angel and Croton, Wood-street:—Southwark Bridge Tavern, 31, Queen-street: Grrffcn's Coffee House, 55, Leather-lane, Holborn ...
... hy undertaking is fast approaching its completion, and in a vary short time the inhabitants will have en opportenity of tarnishing their shops and public offices with this (sow almost indispensable) article, and tbs imeeegb itself of rising with all the ...
... aeatnst his own opinions, merely to keep the present .triministration in power. (Hear.) He would not do an act which would tarnish the national faith, but he denied that the national honour was inmdeed in th e . present question. If it Limb! Iwo shown to ...
... we heed not. what UI ‘V.™ , .Ci arl hut know that we love thee, whslevcr 1 We have railed thee our an.tel hwijrf And thine angels we’ll he ...
... mimunitloo. If they fail In their patriotic attempts to rots., the priblie rein& it Is because It is Infatuated: and If an Angel from Hear, were to speak, he would be diereganied. But let r hope fee bettor things. Let hope, at least, that all men of poperty—of ...
... Matta the sage to NO it shine all the morning's light ;-- A wane., with his step of On, Upon the starry way, And sings that tarnish not, nor tire. Amid Madam. of day, /310 keeping shit his Ooh of eye Voshut, amid the sun-bright sky I Ile Is tot of the stem ...
... officer; that on Tuesday morning, &bent half past one o'clock. the same person, as he believed, was seen coming out of the Old Angel public house, Stoney Street, disguised in an old smock frock, and a hat on, with half the brink torn off, and several pieces ...