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Published: Friday 23 October 1835
Newspaper: Course of the Exchange
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 211 | Page: 1 | Tags: none

IVEDNESD.4Y, May 13

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Published: Friday 15 May 1846
Newspaper: Course of the Exchange
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 987 | Page: 1 | Tags: none

PRICES OF FORE

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Published: Tuesday 22 September 1846
Newspaper: Course of the Exchange
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 1046 | Page: 1 | Tags: none

FOREIGN STOCKS

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Published: Tuesday 26 February 1850
Newspaper: Course of the Exchange
County: London, England
Type: Article | Words: 310 | Page: 1 | Tags: none

DE:3PERATE ATTACK

... say one thing for him : he has but two faults, but they are enough to ruin any man in this province he is an honest man, and speaks the truth. I will lease you together now, and go and order your dinner for you. I will not detall his case to you in his ...

THE MECHANISM OF LITERATURE

... THE MECHANISM OF LITERATURE. There is a very common belief that printers, or compositors more strictly speaking, are often delighted with the literature that comes before them in the way of business. Their delight is always at the quality of the penmanship ...

AN]) LITMAN GAZETTE

... day, a Mr. Mahony, for many years a Poor Law Guardian in the Cork. Union. was examined.- His evidence is of acne moment. Speaking of the nursing . of yoang children, he is of opinion that the plan lidepted by the Protestant Orphan Society might, with ...

A WEW WAT Of PATIWO DEBTS

... absence of the Rev, L. E. Berkeley, Mr. M. Wells conducted devotional erereisee, and introduced the stranger, M. Vernier, who speaks English very correctly, then pvc a very interesting account of the state of religion in France, and showed what openings and ...

A PROCLAAIATION-VICTORIA REGINA,

... indeed, at ornament of any kind, if we except the rare grace which speakers and writers so frequently lack—the grace of speaking to the point in forcible, convincing and yet conciliatory language. In this respect, so far us orumment is concerned, Mr ...

PLOUGHM A N WANTED

... from the postal service between Galway and America. A magnificent natural harbour, and 1,100 miles saved in the distance, speak forcibly for themselves. Independent of these considerations, however, others of greater importance in connexion with the extension ...