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... 5iu«ex Woricter K«rnb«m kingdom 45,76'J 9-16 Sir George ...
... and let them be exposed lo all the hardships inseparable from penury, and we desire to approach them as almoners as well friends, in our neighbourhood. I will not longer delay you, but us; but let them be deprived of both parents, and, need I say the ...
... toil. The poor men have their wedding-day, And children climb their knee,— They have not many friends, for they Are in such misery. . . They sell their youth, their skill, their pains, For hire, in hill and glen ; The very blood within their veins, It ...
... metier who w, let htae be named, and the nation will eiail upon him ! At the tame time an awful Icaaon haa been rend to our youthful, and we (ear 100 frivolous sovereign. The hand of death has written warning. On the bier where Lady Fiona Hasniioa sleeps ...
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... Orphans, who, with 290 who have been apprenticed, 61 who died, and 131 given up to Friends or otherwise provided for, make total of 822, to whom this Society has afforded an Asylum. Attendance of the Friends of the Society and the Christian Public is earnestly ...
... n»ol», and amoti.'t’. them Ann. who has over her (r>Hthle, and saved this time from being wragged. Send i* fstmdon rrrwlarly, it wiil infirm when the prise-figuls come off. and 1 shall try he (hem if 1 can’t ramp the ids, | am a* bandy a- ever at rulibmg ...
... Now, this man was settled for life, perfectly salisj fied with his circumstances, and feeling no desire return to his friends. Friends, indeed, had none. tc’if i uia his history. Thrown upon the world a foundling, his paternal origin was as much mystery ...
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... person to the laud of his birth(cheers)—and the scenes of his youth—(oh, oh) —to do homage for the last time to the Sovereign of his country, Mid hold intercourse again with his early friends. His object in rising, however, was to call attention to cir ...