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... of the Papers states that the officers selected for this honourable mission by the Minister of War are— Messieurs Gentil de.Bussy, Counsellor of State' Co). Lostende, M. Bres, Chef d'Escadron of the Staff, and Captain Bertrand, who are immediately to ...
... _papers _lilatea that the officers _selected for _this honourable mission by the Minister of War are— _- Messrs ' Gentil deBussy , Connsellor . of Slate ; Colonel LostendeM . Bres , Chefd'Escadronof . the Staff , and _Captain-Bertrandwho are immediately ...
... Cubitt ; First Lieut. T. Debriciay to be. Second Captain, vice Lock; Second Lieut. W. F. Crofton, to be First Lieutenant, vice Debussy. DECLARATIONS of INSOLVENCY filed by HOLFORD, John, Clapham, tailor and hatter.—May 31. SELLER. John, Pulborpugh, Sussex, ...
... •Marquis of Granby St. Alhan's Hon. E. H. Oriental •Cl. A. Maskett St. Andrew's nice IM St. Ives T. /false Stirling Lord Debussy ssirsugsbtre W. Forbes Stockport Major Nankai! H. Manisa Stoke-upon-Trent—Alderman Copeland J. Davenport Stroud .6 ...
... continue wholely away from their parishes, at. tended at all the principal exercises. The sermons were preached by 1'Abhd Debussy in his usual solid and elo- quent manner. The closing of the retreat was to have been celebrated by a solemn sacrifice in ...
... of the faithful on this occasion united themselves with their pastors. An admirable discourse was pronounced by the Abbe Debussi, which penetrated the audience with profound emotions, as was manifested by tears from many eyes. Belongs it,” said the eloquent ...
... of the faithful on this occasion united themselves with their pastors. An admirable discourse was pronounced by the Abbe Debussi, which penetrated the audience ith profound emotions, as was manifested tears from many es. liolongs it,’ said the eloquent ...
... numbers of the faithful on this occasion united ihembelves with their pastors. admirable discourse was pronounced the Abbe Debussi, whith penetrated the audience with profound emo ions, was manifested tears Irom many eyes. Belongs it, said the eloquent ...
... altered man ! Infirmities SI ' a,ld at tl,e twenty years I was deca y- gradual but certain decay. wondered truth. this P a debUßy. nor did thj of a Leeds^nowf my nlind ' until a accidental perus* Mm newspaper, where I saw an address of your* which made ...
... affords a comprehend J- physiological history of MANHOOD and it. j. =«▼« to o h H , vr o^rv S x?[ Self - abu3 ' i»^tio^7or debußy. 11 ?? ' ° Wln^ shri^^'S^ its pages a confidential and capable ?? BUffenn^' ma y fl »d « indiscretion or gaiety. v-iueuuj ...
... URETHRA, 4 PROSTATE GLAND; upon the general health render* it particolariy tppßoable Jlcates of relaxed fibre and nervoo* debUßy- The moet delicate peteout may take it, with perfect etftqr. Prepared only by Grow. S friare-R ad, London; and may be had rf ...
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