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... again, until they are exhausted. The annual amount of sale is about £3000. A cuiious fact occurs in the last news from the United States. The unimportant article of rags (which are shipped largely fiom the Mediterranean for the manufacture of paper) had ...
... -flitislh and Foreign Review. IS r'A ISTtCS or Ahirnec.A.-The standing army s of the United:States, on a peace establishment, is d i 8,221 men. The navy of tle United States con- v s sists of (when all the ships now on the stocks tre v . completed) 12 ...
... hereditary Prince of Saxe Coburg. We understand that the Hon. Captain Fitzmaurice, of the second Life Guards, will shortly be united to a lady of great personal attractions, re, siding near Windsor. It is also said that Caplain Martyn, of the same regiment ...
... highest law authorities to be correct, at least £ 800,000 are every year absorbed by attorneys' and sheriff's officers in the United Kingdom, for expenses on writs and actions, which esormous sum is therefore wholly lost to creditors. In addi- tion to which ...
... the hour is too late, and this perhaps is not a proper place nor good opportunity for discussing it. 1 will always be found uniting loyalty and alle- giance to the throne, wirh a. firm and uncompromising determi- nation to support the liberty of my country ...
... ualegiaace to tie 'Member for all Ireland)-at the suggestion pIro- bably of the Bashaw himself, flo effect-sakc, to prove to Irishmen that tile Rejected of the wi ibllt p T- Trades was yet a mighty mail in tihe great eit- ans poriuna of the western world ...
... questiont, more oope- Ii te diaily as it is conirected witht tiro linuotru irltuetions tinil s; id wvisies of Van Buren and thle United Status: ?? it. las roll done aitiy tiring tit) vvile oil' tire dlisgrace w Sb Iich1 attachtes Itself to thte Bhritsh name ...
... Newportt I SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1838. The friends of equitable measures towards Ireland, and of' the peace and prosperity of the United Kingdom, have another cause of satisfaction and sustained hope, in the result of the proceedings in the House of Commons, ...
... his tongue, and covers them as a lie,, covers her chickens. It is thus, we presume, that O'CONNELL, the Pantagruel of United Irishmen, will protect by his eloquence those whom he hurries into crime. Our readers will remember how he was once denounced by ...
... outlived all her relations. Previous to the American war, she, with her first husband, possessed considerable pro- perty in the United States. After the death of her hus- band she placed her affairs in the hands of an agent, who defrauded her of her property ...
... wighed that nations should be permanently united, there 8ught to be no assumptioa of superiority, nothing de- manded that canaetbe coaceded Without a confession of inferiority. It is very easy to talk of united churches, and to make the majority in both ...
... May. The meeting was attended by about two thousand three hun dred of the members of that society, from various parts of the United Kingdom. We believe this year was the 175th anniversary of the Friends' yeaily meeting, which has through that long period ...