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... Cooper's a~ms;BristqL. The English have a hauogity3 na tal manner of treating Ireland' Lord VharleaFif yY the other day jn speaking of; soprtbifg trhat! c9. curred in.the-Ionian .Isdands, ofa afoolhsb'chat5cp; ter''said, ' I dec~iare I a'm nol taki'ig ofja' ...

... be made available for that puuruose. Now it is vrell kuown, that the Estuary called TnE WASH nbounds with, or, teclsically speaking, holds in suspension a very| large proportion of rich alluvial inattecr; andl it has been ascertained by repeated experiments ...

... females-to mil' to the Cows and deliner the same.? What nextl-a of At a Tory dinner at Canterbury the Dal chairman, while speaking aboutb'the Reformn ird Bill, said, 6 Where are the boasted advantages ug of the Reform Bill? Has it made any one here cY ...

... be made available for that purpose. Now it is well known, that the Estuary called THE WASH abounds with, or, technically speaking, holds in suspension a very large proportion of rich alluvial matter; and it hasbeen ascertained by repeated experiments ...

... 10 yell bent bnowv hot this I Iwill 00n3, tilat ?Jotnl ltoh Ici is tnot to he matched. Even us to your very age pre URILtO speak thettutit. Ilaisl your ego you satetd yourself to e hottenly-ooe; In vnout third e~opitl you soy you nre dierce years elder ...

... discharge their men, or resist the demand are at law;. T~ji Farmers here now formed themselves into an ,at, Associatiop, Orl, to ,speak truly, a conspiracy, to compel tIli nits Owners of the Alkali Works to romply with their unjust ?e.' terms. Anwd'ere, is the ...

... rnfluiiats who assailed the people so brutally in the Bull Ring, and therefore are they re- warded by the Whig authorities. Speak ing ofCanada, the Brigh tona Gazette says:-- With a force of 16,000 British troops, little apprehension need be entertained ...

... were 'al a seahorn nation. When the Dutch Embassy. , in 18546 was ait Pekin the mandarins were as- es tonished to hear them speak as possessing a ot country, and, disbelieving the assertions of the ambasnador, asked the missionaries.then resid-B ing at ...

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... Gatelshicad, and by the grirt Post'to :he. Clerg, GentyLa Agenits, Mereliunt akers, ~Sh6opkeepers, Farmers, and eonitierciatily speaking, to everyInidlividual odf Importance. within the Range of the ,Paperas before described.,, The most extensive circultion ...

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