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... hyperbolical to obtain credence in the minds of a Jeer. Mt. Gllowed on behalf of the third Ds. fenrisnt. A best of witnesses were Called to prove that the first Defendant theamaolued, not ihreassielter, and a s s th. other Defewdents only ...
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... 'alloy, a Prize of 30,0nel fhitrenths, andl v4.o3.l.balaft Print L (tatter, Eightb.and tight sixteen[ a greatlllumber or ether numinous to pet!. cularize. THE NEW LOTTERY, which.begips Diawang January 767, % Prise- 6 a L3oPoo are - - - io,ooo a 5, 0 c ...
... i,ht-s to meet with a s tuatiou in a harnil-, ia the Country, to Teach the above Instruments. She speaks good Fiench.— As the mo,i ! .-.-tlisfiiclorv references will be given, no Family but of ihe greatest 1 respectability need apply. — ...
... to. H ■'ANTED by a young Lady a Situation as GOVERNESS in a family- of respectability, or Teacher in a select school. She would instruct in English, French, Music, Gco- I graphy, Sec Address A. P., 2. Lamb's ...
... Remedy is now l Chitin Tea a who wish to drink ttea 4 • LONG anti Co. s • the Sale of tle and no More to do with 41 4Parte• We hare iven the power and '- INDIA Ell A a han N .,, a_- on lirarelio . us t e , s e ...
... Recommend the burdels to Anyman And Slabs with them. A young woman, a few days back, offered herself as a housemaid I 1 to a lady in Marylebone &eased in a long opera ilk cloak.l reticule to correspond. tis ...
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... and rigorous obligations imposed upon them, precious advantages and noble rights to protect, a sacred inheritance to transmit, a holy religion to defend, and a loved posterity to cherish, to train, and to provide for. But these efforts of the intelligence ...
... hone or a pair of ponies, a respectable young Man, about twenty ?? _ure Ci»7 direct K^teS^C^S^P^ mews. PorUand-place. 8 ' Conchmnker, Weymouth- A S „ Groom or Gi : ?? Coachman, or to drive a Brougham, ...
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