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... after the alleged of Ceann Our as the siniame of the family, there should have a succession of de Cirricla for generations. Speaking of the lrilrymplet,Crawfuril states that they came first to possess the Barony of Stair, in right of marrying the daughter ...

... very low her with le r lover. The actor, who it liapiwur.l to be, eselsimol, with a face of wait' humour,Si, dear, you may speak win there is oubetly to hear us. -- • -• Oun Moue; Pocrs.— Cral.lie, lingers, Wordsworth. Scott, Coleridge, Southey, Campbell ...

... that them had • pause toff. if the would join with the Re. ;makes; but had totally disappoisted ; the Faderaliats at would speak too late. Ile abused the EttgliM Whig joutnals ; in his content atria, gave the lie to the Era anther, which had ridiculed ...

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... Imiol ; Of !Britt, toil the part- For e made thu stand • 11.1 . tOIII6 • Where the black thistle mob lie, bring dead, yet speak, And prove your cause war I iod's! Anil oh! my father-land' Dear is thy soil to me, freedom's hallowed In blood, in free : ...

... 15411.: tiw thrt,t, bright secow, front (Wrest head Given to pausing traveller's raptitruto 11,a:I Of nature ; - and, if Speak, winds; ye torrent', with your strong A1,.1 c.,o•tant voice, protest the wrong! WM. Ry.lal Mount, October I. ~,,, 11, above ...

... rise amidst in., and heard him, with on clapieme the must pure—for it slowed spat. tasseously from his soul—speak, us perhaps no other could speak, of the genius of the ininiortal dead. Thus too we have heard the tribute so touchingly paid to Campbell, ...

... as she amtrotclied us we huisteil a signal of distress, to which Captain tiilinmir the mint iwouipt attention. When within speaking distance, lie ordereil as to uplift our amber, which having done, he took us in tow, mad bronglit us into Caintryan hay, ...

... The buys took him to the plantatius the skin moo lyin. Witnese counted his sheep, and found that wanted one. Ile could not speak as to • by on two, was of opinion that it. had counted them about • fortnight plantation noel the when the were p.nouring When ...