... and vote only on civil questions. On all spiritutl discussimiis the Catholic Members weretes be like duniimies at a game ,f whist [a laug9]. A Committee was to be appointed ts itiqtfire what questions were ecclioiatstical, and what civil. )r. Doyle, mnd ...

... that the generous donor , and civilized neighbourhoods ;-he •.- I passe( being no proof that the ehopman uttered it knowing it to they were all men very well known. Broad-street, surgeon-dentists-John Bridge Clark OA civil society. Call it principle, ...

... without detriment to his civil rights. provided such religion not inconsistent with the safely of the Slate ; nor it less instructive hehuld with what cheerfulness these monopolists will permit the security strengthening of civil interests to he postponed ...

... without detriment to his Civil Rights, provided such Religion be not inconsistent with ime safety of the State ; nor is it less instructivJk\behold with what cheerfulness these monopolistsVrill permit the security or strengthening of civil interests, to be postponed ...

... Psmdy. ?? fa* toe epgiefaatisa ef tfae CiiviitoiM — aU tfae PubUc Institutions— and nearly every Person et Distinction in tfae United Kingdom. MR. LEWIS, Prom toe Jbeal Writing mmd Short- Hand Academy, LONDON. THE Inventor and Patentee of the New Mathematical ...

... state of America in the beginning ot the revolution, how can she be able to withstand the combined efforts of all of them, united as they will be soon as they hear of the Spanish invasion and see that their glorious independence is threatened with ruin ...

... young State were to be confined ; and I the mama pa.tectslarly address myself to this, as there is at the pteseut moment a civil war going on in Cen.dia, of a kind the most disgraetiol to humanity; and as, apart from other reasons, that island Greeks for ...

... contest. TOULON, APRIL 27.—(From the Aviso.)—M. de Bourmont arrived this evening. Be was received outside the gates by the civil and military authorities. The Mayor, in the name of the Municipality, addressed some words to M. de Bourmont, after which several ...

... 'mangle. whom was remarked a great a loosed the tasteless.. w b the (feel gatiue who lug. Ito a torch, hose gleam le 'uk resettle Alert not 1 .. fnreto felt an interest for them, but advocated sincerely in the midst hypo-1 Murky glareakoe the arms, and ...

... liuia benefit to that unfortuhate class of your Maj. sty’s subjects, the negi o slaves. We exult in the institutions of that civil liberty, and the frankness and generosity of your Majesty's chnratter, by which we are permitted and emboldened to declare ...

... be discipline, otherwise there ran be no order, and liberty straightway be. enrnes licence and anarchy. The instance of the United States disproves no part of this position ; on the contrary, strengthens it, for we can already perceive the symptoms of discord ...

... family fr might have been passed over in silence to the sod of time. Here we have eighteen of them. from Limier' to well, resettled from this unmerited ; aid if experience should prove th• experiment to be judiriourok•re ars now many Libraries ad at, we ...