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... Belgians will retain Eimburg and Luxemburg!), and the Dutch will have to pay the whole interest of the national debt Sown; America. —Accounts from Limn announce the arrival of advices rfom Quito, that the troops had revolted, having first assassinated their ...
... provisions of this bill with such horror, that they were now actually selling off their property, in order to emigrate to America, and by that means escape Ironi the tyranny of the English government. An immense number of petitions to a similar effect ...
... many years, and the happy effects which hive constantly resulted from its use during a long and very extensive practice in America, induced him to publish it in this country. Sold in Bottles at 4s. BtL and lis. each ;or two eleven shilling bottles in one ...
... was a living death,—they never see or hear of each other more. Tears flowed fast, and mine with the rest.— Stuart's Xorth America. ...
... years, and ' ( the happy effects which have constantly resulted from its . use during a long and very extensive practice in America, , induced him to publish it in this Country. , Sold in Bottles at 4s. HI. and lis. each, or two eleyen . shilling bottles ...
... Nothing will ever be effectual, except a general fusillade of the criminals, and a cordon prohibitory of this fatal gift of America for the mystification of the continental soul. The propensity, too, is declared by the physicians to be actually one of the ...
... Spain, Italy, and Greece ; Germany, Prussia, Austria, Russia, Switzerland ; the Colonies; Turkey and Egypt, and China ; America; Annual Obituary and Biography; Trials, Law, and Police Incidents ; Chronicle of Events and Occurrences; Omnium for the Year; ...
... We confess that while we should regret the occurrence of civil war, and the prevalence of its horrible attendant evils in America, we should hail with joy any event which would terminate the most abominable system of negro slavery in the southern states—a ...
... night to bo, justice never could be done to Ireland, and the sooner she was separated from England the better. The people of America, upon much less grounds than Ireland had now to complain of, had fought for their independence, and had put down till then ...
... properly administered, *hat may not be accomplished both in works of utility f, hd ornament !— Sketch of the United States of America, *J Achitle Marat. M Mubdeb and Circumstantial Evidence.—At the j.'Utingham assizes, on Wednesday week, William IJayton, ...
... ThUUngton, D-n-st> Fmsburv-square. ■ * Breeds. Boykett, Hastings, lime-burner, April 10, May 10 : solicit Messrs. Glynes and Son, America-square ' Fairburn, John, Castleford, Yorkshire, grocer Anril fl May ' solicitor, Mr. Fiddey, Sergeanfs Inn g P ' * M_Tuf.'-h^L^^ ...
... persecution, which has deluged it iHI blood, which expatriated thousands of its wisest a 1 * holiest men to the wilds of America, and which has nio** than once laid the whole fabric of religious liberty A ruins. We assert that there is no outward ordinate ...