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... -. * ?? __ _ _ _ _ _ _ (FRoKs THE NPVr EDt1r:O'e0er j5AtE4'5 VOtM5.) -THE TRIAL BY JURY. TO LORD ErStairtE. Eaxn- vihose salad undaunted to the last, In proudest -retrospedt can see the past; WX'hnse anatch'ess talents are their own reward, For nobly ...
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... letter from the Cape of Good Hope, dated March 22, says- Sir David Baird has opened his commission as Lieut. Governor, with a salad ry attached of 10,0001. per ann. Major Tuc- ker is appointed Deputy Adjutant General and Military Secretary to the Commfniander ...
... they t ' were brought to the Admiralty late 4ast night, and 'the I *fbllotwing was transmitted by the LORD MAYOR, with e saladable desire to satisfy the public anxietyJ to 'the' MASTER of LLOYD's Coffee-house- . , : ' ~(CxOPY.C) .y 9 Admiralty-Ofirei, ...
... andg .tude ier woubld have seentha7 th-.Ve eeenucoffimur frcned lof the Seilaie ?? tic Gove szhso ~ thi ardlbr in ,secret.' I salad flit has ?? er~as Mo preauu s rnlo- 4erversof ad iwf, for wiiy'ti .ha very to- s1fppd e tat&- they:' wish 'D one Ait 6nsil~t ...
... Csckburn; and ffie Ganwes, CCaptain tlalkett, arrived on Wedfiestiay',' frtim P rt an e Prayo, ?? of Yago, one of the Capie V 4' C salads l'hey ~ajlerdfroju Falniiouth nis thei42th lpn ' November, 'ivit~h 'the Spencer,',of 74, gaixf, Hon.'`w Captain St'opifrd ...
... enemly lhed clhanged its chalrater, from llegleding i ,l Colonial obje'; ,even the (Idlence olf thcir own colo- nics, for the salad of threatening^ deStr U on upon us at hone they ith 'i coined to schemes of foreign expedi- tions andatia;,w at clonial warifarc; ...