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... us. ; Mr. Alderman Smith presented bimself to their notice, amidst the infernal uproar; he waved his hands, and essayed to speak, bot the groans and hootings would have astoonded a man of firmer nerves than the worthy Alderman. We understood him to request ...

... called’ Le Genetay, in the neighbourbood of Roven. It is attended with this singalar phenomenon, that a person who sings or speaks in a low tune does not hear the repetition of the echo, but only his own voice ; 'while thuse who listen hear only the repetition ...

... MURDERS STRANGBLY DISCQVERE Por Murder, tho' it hag no tongue, | Speaks withrmiraculous organ. ¢ | ! 1 The extraordinary difcovery’that is (‘iJ to have besn' made Ly ‘a W“Dr’ that a Publicsn of {fiat town, ‘who enjo o : } = a : wgo commma : 0,8 lears ...

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... coscerned know pothing of their buinel. Thele Committees, in the lwogi;(su(c.;, con: fift of the Archbifho of Canterbury, the Speakes, the Chmceaos of the Exchequer, &¢. Theymay be very proper p -rlons 10 eondudt the atfairs of the State, but they are wifit ...

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