ACIDULATED I OZENGES OF CAYENNE
... during fatigue, and as a protection against Damp, Fogs, They are also very serviceable to persons in the habit of public speaking. In Boxes, at 2s. and 4s. Gd. each. CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF JAMAICA ...
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Dublin Evening Post
32, MOLESWORTH-STREET
... vehemence of Coughing. They are likewise found a useful protection against damp and fogs ; and to Persons in the habit of speaking frequently in public, they prove a grateful and effectual stimulus. ...
THE IRISH ORANGEMEN
... ee postion curred he I eer Sm market uce an some speaking took place, and their resolution was rilling- to the vote, and carried, of course, THE IRISH ORANGEMEN. ntinue Notwithstanding the letter from Mr. Swan, th grand secretary, announcing that the ...
ACIDULATED I OZENGES OF CAYENNE
... during fatigtie, and as a protection against Damp, Fogs, #c., They arc also very serviceable persons in the habit of public speaking. In Boxes, 2s. and 4-s. Gd. each. CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF JAMAICA ...
= Mongers, Army Brokers, Navy Broke Brokers—everything. Their Chiefs had a gr in the State, and a great ..
... yet, they govern and nay, kick, and cuff, and spit upon—the Lor xast and his Secretary. We tell them, ho oe tf their do not speak unadvisedly—that they approach They hava tha ...
as those respecting sugar. RESOLUTIONS RESPECTING CANADA
... PRIMOGENITURE. Mr. EWART then rose to bring forward his promised motion respecting the law of primogeniture, and wa* left speaking. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. ...
TROUBLED STATE OF HALT#
... TROUBLED STATE OF HALT# A letter from from Toulon says, ** Letters from Genoa and Nice speak, as of vague report, of the news of an in-j surrection at Cagliari, which the government seems desirous of concealing. It said that the peasants, wearied of the ...
BOROUGH OF BELFAST
... BOROUGH BELFAST. Fusrus Ami/ntus evidently in sweat (it is rather coarse word, but it is good Saxon) —more elegantly I speaking, Mr, Tcnnent is at a dead halt. Ills very existence, will not say merely as a but alinnst as a man of station, depends upon ...
Sill GllEGOll M‘GUEGOR
... Gi R M‘Garecor, of the Patriotic Am Anny, on his way to Dr. Donag! sa >| He will return on Friday. We understan \ y General speaks in the most confident terms | ’ final success of the Patriotic Cause ;—the | sh neither in want of arms hor money, and ...
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE
... —- ye oe SEP se _ a the only means of securing freedom of voting. (Loud € whic! Left speaking. } for a Wil- INTELILIGENCE. —_ } con- Faance.—The Peers sat in judgment on Sunday realm | 4 dvocates, accused of signing the letter addressed to t at we| soners ...
TO FAMILIES ABOUT TO TRAVEL*
... she wonld undertake tba situation Bonne d’Enfant or Lady’s Maid; she perfectly umlerstayUitressmaking and Hair-dressing, speaks French wither * cent, and un’lersUndk Englisli; her Family who brought her from Switzerland, year* ago, and at present in ...
-ATTEMPT ON TI,P. LIFE THE QUEEN. , • ' l« the d.w»rtrf «f »d mnMm.or._*l,»u Some other particulars, gleaned ..
... tone, but .t the remarkable levity with which the most unscrupulous j,,..orfhie them uwaie atrmm|,i, and abandoned of them speak of the diabolical attempt •*Uat'h on her Majesty’s life. Though well acquainted with the | i, would tlu-f.rflorwwd them I'tU* ...