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Montpellier Rotunda, 1835

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ROCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF. THE nv'F. CItATION OF VIE SASH/an. This Seelety held its First Annual Meeting ..

... haul efilet , drawiog behind hint half-a-tun of coals. The of corrunaudinent said thy thy ,s. awful was it to contemphete unit vine or break in Instances the poor earthed to forfeit his meane h the sec cmmandent. Tu protect these creutures day, Gott ...

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... that the dot ma excuse and other persons without evidence of FKlVerly, as di the r•nsent of the A s .i.tant Overserr. The civil, who at:culled the Jnatices charge his ction with the circumstances of ibis particular there is malting to lead the Comintsatouers ...

Published: Wednesday 02 March 1842
Newspaper: Cheltenham Examiner
County: Gloucestershire, England
Type: Article | Words: 6238 | Page: 4 | Tags: none

MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 2:1, 1843. Her Moat Oracious Majesty Queen Victoria, and her Illustrious Consort, ..

... feel It to he duty which they awe to Christ end to the soul. of men, to stand forth, and by a wore vigorous, explicit, and united assertion of the doctrines of the Refotmatiou, purify their branch of the Christian coemanaity from the wile which at p threaten ...

• SLIGHT SIISTCU OF THE

... Besidnthe places mentioned he also visited a great number of Use towns in the interior dining the slimmers be passed in the Unites' Stales • ss also the Colleges of Schenectady, PrineetrmAale, llartford, and bliddlebery • where be as his pupils not only ...

OUoCtilailtOUo Inttlltgruct

... circumnavigations which will carry hordes of curious, eager, and inquiring Europeans into every corner and nook of the globe, civilized and unciiilized. lithe nations will but have We sense to keep from war, the vast and wonderful changes in manners, modes ...

[Price sd. or ss. per Quarter

... &septet, it must remove the blasphemous faith, and dengerous deceit of Popery, to use the emphetie language of the Church of Resettled. When it would tell the Roman Catholic of the blood that cleanseth from all sin, it most also consoler him that purgatorial ...

lonbon 'natio. From Thetratay, Sept. 10, to Safest/ay, Sept. I^. FRANC 111.—The Journal del Debra. publish , * ..

... sill betra2'' The S.M. its now nearly over, avid • very faW.. it has proved. To-morrow Is cocoa-nut day, when the natives unite propitiator, offerings to the out, and vessels restore to the northward. limp Governor of Bombay, Sir George Arthur, this day ...

80111.01/011 Or CIEELTEMMAIII

... the fo the United States of America, tars been lid term— Persons who are toot is soh used as oriable then to lowa at the Tabalse Pre. slams, say base thole Uses laws! at Estes Mt NE granted os Uri Nikki to tits stigma their raises resettled smelt Policies ...

THE WEATHER,

... coequal or named Chyle* Neale, slipped down in Sc Puttee-street and broke Lin arm; he did not discos er that a bone was broken unit the lotausring moruing, when on the doctor's arrival, the limb was so swallen that it was with the greatest diglently the fracture ...

Published: Wednesday 03 December 1851
Newspaper: Cheltenham Examiner
County: Gloucestershire, England
Type: Article | Words: 8678 | Page: 3 | Tags: none

RUSSIA AND TURKEY

... Te Deem had also been sung in the church of the Winter Palate in the presence of the Czar, the Imperial Family, and all the civil and military functionaries. Salvoes of artillery had also been fired from the citadel. Crosses and orders hod just been distributed ...

SPECIAL NOTICE

... nt of Professor HOLLOWAY 244, ?.!aeor Temple Dv) Lead.. , and by all reeDeeteble sad Dade.. in Medicines throughout the Civilized it the folkwln pride--le. lid., b. M. ed., Ili, ilk and tits. Dm Th ere is • anadderebb saving by the law abet. for the guidaaee ...

Published: Wednesday 03 January 1855
Newspaper: Cheltenham Examiner
County: Gloucestershire, England
Type: Illustrated | Words: 2089 | Page: 6 | Tags: none