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... fire ? Who the moon to run In silence the skies ? Who bids snu strength and beauty rise ? ' behold ray God there sun the moon stars declare ! See where the mountains rise Where thuud’ring torrents foam veil’d in low’ring skies The makes his Where dwells ...
... that house he cared not he or lawyer layman Catholic Protestant to rise such observation as' that libellous in the of the powerful tyranny and ? (Hear loud cheers) called for any man to rise if that could believe such (loud cheers possible in the of the most ...
... Tory—law- rotestant—to rise up and yer or layman—Catholic or P say tl nat such an observation rs that would have been libellous in the worst times of the most powerful ty- Hear and loud cheers) He ranny and oppression called for any man to rise up if he could ...
... Principality being formed into an additional circuit 3d, to alter the time of holding the Terms, which the commencement of Easter Term will fixed for the of. April, instead ; bsing'variably?—4tjh ...
... religion” that of the of is gratified without far result of our a decrease or I'operv it will as have over over again said rise flourish eventually triumph in realms seeing that until it does its mischievous priesthood will never rest But for this were ...
... to spend their money at home. The building of the King’s College, near Somerset House, is so actively proceeding, as to give rise for a pretty confident expectation, that the high school, or department, will be opened early in the spring of the autumn following ...
... read a first time to read a time the 26th April RECESS The Chancellor of the notice that Thursday lie should that Honse at rising should adjourn to Monday the 26th of April Wednesday— the least business importance transacted THE REVENUE The Quarter’s Revenue ...
... story again revived that the; Speaker of the House of Commons lie called to the upper House of Parliament immediately after Easter. A noble Earl, distinguished in the ranks of Opposition, and one of the most able and eloquent members of the House of Peers ...
... rejuirel imperious nod officers to descend twice from his desk in order to fiud them the egation singing SCHOOL Tuesday (being Easter Tuesday) the ballot for ibets competent to recommend children to this charity place in school-room St Philip' Church-yard ...
... —Srond Sunday after Easter,.—St. bgrk — ~ Duchess of Gloncester bort.— William m died, 1716.— Proper Lessons, Morning, La 6 o Hister 15 daye 1 ret.Lord Somess - Jaster ret,— , ; died, 1716.— David Home born, 1711. 27 .—Shn rises 45 minures past 4.—Edward ...
... departments Customs, Excise, and Taxes. The bill to assimilate the Stamp Duties of Ireland to those this country has given rise to much dissatisfaction in the sister kingdom. The Attorneys have already determined to petition and use every influence against ...
... imitation by other persons' of rank. The of Clarence, ail amiable and excellent woman, keeps accounts ; Colonel Fitzelnvence, who rises usually fix o'clock in the morning superintends the bnsiness the day; ami Koval Highness takes an aqtfvepart all that belong' ...