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... . Toa respectable middle-aged man, the situation will be found a promising une. A preference will be given to one who can speak the Welsh language.—-Letiers addressed to Mrs, Simons, Holywell, will be immediately attended to. Cavalry Accoutrements, E ...

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... when salivation has failed, and leaves tue whole fiame firm and and respectable Signatures which have our Paper, will it, speak more than any encomiums we can bestow upoa This medicine is only batt: a-guincaa bottle; and the family boitles, with the quantity ...

... OF THE EARL OF DERBY At a Meeting revently convened at Preston, for voting a and loyal Address to the Throne. Permit me to speak oi the war we are now unfor- tunately engaged in: whether it arose through the un- ambition «: the First Consul of France, ...

... the Proclama- ton of the Provisiunal Government, it calumun.ates their views and is not warranted by the tact—bow could they speak of tieedom to their Countrymen— how assume such au exalted motive, and meditate the introduction of a Power which has been ...

... the dissenting Methodists, and asserts that they are sincere and warm friends to the welfare of this kingdom, any in it. Speaking of them as a collective body deny it: for, permit me ask Mr. Philo- ITiblicus whether the principles of their dissent from ...