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... allow thlem to h, P~rivy Ciitnelhlars, Members of' Paavlitamnt, and Giovernors or Cilu-Iiics ? lii ihe C'olonies, remote firat dI imest e con.. itriiil, thie rc'ligioti of tile State stood in neld of all the assiist ailce of la's-it would statud in need ...
... opportunity to return thanks to tinose friends who have hitherto been kind ecsotugl to give him a'preference, and trusts that the superior quality of bis mantfactttre will ensure a continuance of their fivour. Dis WHOLESALE Purchasers shall btase their ...
... say that he was not a p man who was capable of insinuatmig what he would not state SI in dis:itoct terms. Mr. W. POLE said, he was reminded by an o Honourable Friend near him of the expression which he had made nse of, which was, that if certain insinuatiens ...
... chamber. es, my lord: Comtmand you no refreshment ? LIONI, Nought, save sleep, Which will not be commanded. Let m? hope it, [Lc7ril ANToNi1o. Though my breast feels to.) anxious; I will try Whtther the air will calm my spirit ; 'ds A goodly night; the cioudy ...
... think, we were in that Liltutitiont; fhow 10055 W'5 iftjit re rduc~d tu it wrtanother question, to avert wbich& big lion. F~riend haed now pioposied his motion. It wasuafa- votttit- topic withr Anti Reformers, that, public opigion was a corr-cre 'to thme ...
... ;-xtrtr troin ai rtcer, di.3te1 Sierra Lcne, V'eirtirv 1y I l ?? 'l>e rciiy -;easott ita bcen morv ?? )It ;!1I ?? i, butl the nmonths of December and Janui ary iave been put!- I cularly unhealthy :three or four while residents have died-the rest of the inhabitants ...
... Institu- tion, for which they return their grateful thanks. Franris White, 1Y, Peter-street, Secretary so the Stran, gers' Friend SoCletythankfully acknowledgcs to have re- ceived from the Hononrable IMrs. Archdall, per Mr. Twy- cross, 21. 5i, 0d.; and ...
... to their vocation of thieving, with religious traets in one pocket, and inatru- meants of death in another. Others have been dis- eovered at prayers, or at meeting, immediately after liaving committed a barbarous murder, and numbers have been heard in their ...
... ?? o a_ nh t.- -r ?? h IDEAF AND DU23B.. wIFTH Annual General Meeting and Examina- . tiorl of thle Pupils, WPI)NESDA, 9it1 DI.Y, 1821, at ,, Twelve o'Clock, in the Rotunda. The Rt. Hon. and lit. Iev. Lord Bishop of KILDARE, Vice.Patroo, in the Chair ...
... at Vaikin's-street Gate. .When coming to take up their Company, they must form a Single line, the first Carriage tb drawtip Di the Box Door. The first Carriage in the line that shall be called for, to drive up and take their Company, but no other to morv ...
... mighlt he 001mm.tted. Cin'* i ioed, or patlouiod. Bdy (ha oereion, rrf s-'t aCcrt rrot, ootd TrY rie ctiniiry of uito i oii(tOit etsy-fot On the other attic DI'Li~e Chan:`el, ho e. a,: sorry I it %as (.t it( rvI-e l,~ su~i gocd woutd ULa df.-` r jiron ...
... 1IFATRE ROYALoI MISS WEN98LY Rieeptfully annousices to her Friends aud the Pablic in yea-ral, that her IS FIXED FoR Thiq Evening, TUESDAY, MIAY 29, 1821, Vbhen will be performed. the fivourite Comedy of THE PbOVOKED. HUSBAND; Or, a Joutrney to London ...