... taken to smooch the beds of the different courses with the knife, and to cut them so as to give the wall a slight inclination inwards, by which contrivance the building acquired the properties of a dome. The dome was closed somewhat suddenly and flatly, by ...

... i iuqnirv Uieant it. mtiaute nards ar). Mr Hi the point*d out the h*»n. title man h»» had ji.it i.ii down v quite unfair inwards the hon. her f«»r Clare (he V Hots could ihe bon luemher tell tbt? j I'iiVa%. until the d«*cumeht n'.dehwai requm*d laid before ...

... conyenient, salutary, and efficacious remedy for Neryous, Asthmatic, and Consumptive Diseases, in all their progressive stages; Inward Wasting; Low ness of Spirits; Sexual Debility, from sensual indulgences in secret errors; Loss nf Appetite; Palpitation of ...

... most salutary, ami efficacious remedy for Nervous, \stlimatic, and Consumptive Diseases, in all their progressive stages; Inward Wasting; Spirits; Sexual Itehiliiv, from sensual indulgences in secret errors; Loss ,\p|»etite; Palpitation t»f the Heart; ...

... paragraph, and exculpated the Government with regard to the subject of it, endeavouring to show that it contained jest ground of complaint. “Y'ou must see the justice (said he) of having refused the relief alluded to, inasmuch us, if it had been acceded to Cork ...

... loud cheers.) then referred to the incavasc ships and tonnage. It appeared, that the annual average number vessels entered inwards, the ports of Ireland, from I7;»0 showed an increase of from 7,243, the number at the former period to 15,189, the number ...

... Did it not convey a statement, that the Imperial Parliament pledged itself, that the uniform tenor of the policy exercised Inwards Ireland, was that of wisdom and justice? {Hear.) What cause waa there otherwise for adopting this clause ? With regard to ...

... tnevitab follow* Had the spirit the age-(greal eheering)-»nd that attempt lo conciliate enemies whose fttendshtp can . spirit inward intelligence would the , w- gained -(loud cheers)—and who reqntlei I umnitv .em .Hllv. (t heemig.) This hope l.mdl, advan ...

... and di,pos.sl losleep from the effects of medicine, his Majesty repealed all the prayers. Ihe fatal progress of the King’s complaint was very visible during the three following days, June ,3 th. and 11th Nevertheless, on Tuesday the 13lh, his Majesty give ...

... believe that freedom of election, though in practice it is foully trampled upon, is yet sacred idea, and object of sincere inward attachment among the general public. convert this right from a cherished fiction into useful reality, the charm and virtue ...

... rejected them. An ...

... thoughtful. and destroying tneir vivacity, cheerfulness, and health, by bringing consumption, and all that dreadful train of complaints which make them timid, whimsical and ridiculous Such these, under Divine Influence, the Cordial Balm of Syriacum will restore ...