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... escaped death by drowning they must have been almost exposed to by hunger. One of the steamboats had gone to their relief, but it was still unknown in what state they were found, having remained two days exposed to the greatest perils. It is feared, says' one ...
... We deaied to call attention to some of the exciting causes, which are commonly underrated, if not wholly overlooked; and to expose particular errors into which well-meaning but ill-informed persons are apt to fall regarding the nature of the evil in ques8 ...
... need not say so, for every one has heard the statement-, there- is'eleven in nunibe these French steamers which we have been exposed to this danger, which may even ruin [ E3ngland, all on a sudden destroy our catles, or lead to the occupation of the capital ...
... a moment, and I think I shall be 3 ee able to show you all the foot. I removed the earth, and I at le whole foot became exposed to view. Burton went to the I d~d station for assistance which he brought. I kept on digging, d and soon got to the deceased's ...
... an impression prevailing in the court at Win- 'Of chester that the crown property had been so wantonly nog- r'y looted and exposed to plunder that the prisoners ought to be ,_acquitted ?-Yes, I understood that generally. Did the chairman, in his charge ...
... continue to be our surest antidote and safeguard against e the poison of infidelity, the disloyalty of antrehy, and that r- most fake and pernicious theory which, while it usurps the 0 name of socialism, goes to confound and destroy everything Y that is really ...
... tax; the fact is spat ? of there is po tax on lies, but there is a tax on truth. (Cheers.) g isa A man may publish the most fake calumnies, and the most ? or vile insinuations against the sovereign, or the minister who a elt advises her. You may accuse ...
... Blsaolfriars, London. REstablished in 1826. Subscribed capital, £240,000, ruxrxonos. 1 The Right Hen. ?? G. Hayter, I Robert FakEs. Mh.r.e JohntoEIin Lewis Provost, Esq. Chale Jhnto, sq. I Samuel Smith, REsq. John Towgocd Hemble, Eq IA ?? Jonr ,ShwLefevreEmq ...
... jtageent thast the present a ppeal wa8 mnade. The case wfas adjourned till to morrow (this day). EQUITY COURTS.-YEsTPERDAY ExposE THR LORDS CUJI55OiiSNRaS, LoRD LANGDALEr AND MR. BERWICR AND OTUERS V. SNELL ANOD Os8HERS.- LONDON CONVEY&NCiH COMPANY.- ...
... -Pese might moake an iffitmatioti tbbo theffedt lof ther oxthsi! Here thhiueh8~aond any decuoisibu~ecpt ?? e~ Rohchl shall fake tha oath ?? moikbi6flding ok6 - tie c tsjac ' I - I - -1 I - -- -; I-- The clerk at'the- table read over. the~wbolai othe minute ...
... pradence, onthissubjeet-thnth55, arms are quite sufficient to encounter any dangerst wiM the country may be for a moment exposed; but it is quiatb. dent, M. Dupin proceeds to say, that philosohiers deceive themselves on this subject, for, although their ...
... formerly receiving officers as well .as ins~pcctors. The board 'have. thought proper, with the .sanction of the government, to .fake the receipt into the hands 'of the. collectors of excise, d we keep their accounts. Since what period ?-Two years. What number ...