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... a'n'd Clement V nceslaus de Saxe, Prince Royal of Polandl ArchbshopEkctoi, of `reves, J3hhop and Priice gu the Bishops of Ypres, of Ci4nsr slr Marnc, of Meaux, of Nice, of Castres, and the Archbishop of Mayence. Legislative Body, December 29.=The.pre-J ...
... satisfy the wishes 'of His HoLINESF, resigned their Sees as soon as his request reached them 2 CHA RLSS-ALEXAND RE VAR BERT, of -Ypres. ..Ais'icr-AwTorikzE JULES DE CLERMONT TON- NkRRE, Bishop of Chalons-sur-Marne. CAMILLE ArOLINAIRE DE POLIGNAC, Bishop of Meause ...
... above another in an amphitheatrica! form. The following Bishops have given in their, re. Signations, viz. the Bishops of Ypres, of Cua- cons sur Marne, of Mraux, of Nice, of Cas. TRES; and the AncHBrsHor of LEGISLATIVE BODY, Dec. 29- he President. read ...
... other French Bishops have ; within few days ; given in their resignationSl dmong whom are HARLES-ALEXANDER.D'AkBERT, Bishop of Ypres; AN. ANTOINR JULES; 'DE CLERMONT Tc NNERRE, Bishop of Chu-li,ns-sur-:Marne CAMILtE-tOVIC-APOLiN'AIRE• DE POLIO. Pishop o! -- ...
... one above another in an amphitheatrical form. The following Bishops have given in their resignations, viz. the Bishops of YPRES, of 'CHALONS SUR MARNTZ, of MEAUX, Ot . NICE.,..qf CASTRE's., and the ARCI : IBISUOP* ; Of MAYENCE. ...
... an alarming extent : not lafs thao 8o defperate robbers and murderers are now flaortla-to take their trial at Courtray and Ypres, for atrocious crimes committed in the Department de Lass. 4bOut, two years ago, 21 . murderers were guillotined in one day ...
... on to an alarming extent : not than 8o dcfperate robbers and Murderers are now raortly to take their trial at Courtray and Ypres, for atrocious crimes committed in the Department , de Lvs. About two years ago, 21 murderers were guillotined in one day, ...
... deposited their valuables and money, and afterwards put. ring them to death. Their trials are to conic on at Court ray and Ypres. Mr. BAUW ENS assured , that it is still very unsafe for persons to be out alone, an any great distance from the town, after ...
... deposited their valtribles and money, and afterwards put_ ling them to death. Their trials are to come on at Courtray and Ypres. Mr. BAUWEN6 assured me, that it is still very unsafe for persons to be out alone, at any great distance from the town, after ...
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... tour, and on the 7th ult. was at Little Asbersfors in Sweden. The First Consul having left Lisle proceed. ed through Manin, Ypres, Dixmune, Nieu- port, Ostend, and Bruges, and was expect- ed to make his solemn entry into Brussels during the course of the ...