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... prenerrrt themaselves ; but ae shill in- dulge in only one olieivation upon it, niairelrr . that this mealincholy catastrophe speaks volumnies against the martyrdom of the Ipresent systerm of cleansing chimniies, ad ih fa vour of those Soieties t established ...
... were coi-siderably derangeui Ili Scropiruia, tire powers of tbis medicinp are most extrarordiriarr, andi the numerous cures speak its de- ichieu srp-litirri v. As Iahere are numsaerous counrterfeits, please to ask f-r Srilflitr 's Pateitr Avitiscorlul'c ...
... â¢>;J;' r eh werecons,der:.bly deranged. I_Scr..fu.i'. ...
... inilautious persqns.-Every one must zdiit -thai sall mci- wvho, venture to speak in pubfic (and it' .is to public speaking only our remarks are, meant to,. extend,) whether that speaking be :oi secular or reg- gioas subjects, ought, besides having minds and ...
... near two Acres vei v Good LAND, adjoining the same.— Hornsea is Waterin'! so well known to the Public, that theie nr eed vo speak its advantages. The above is Copyhold, line C'.-itr.m, at very small. For pauiculars apply to John 8f..-with, Seaton ; Thomas ...
... of Lord-Welliint'on's the last autuniss.' Whei speakin'g of the for mer, Tey never 'notice the detebtable deeds csismitted during it, hat only eltoTit a a' 4ibsumniate piece of'generalshtp, but when speakingof the' lktter, they never praise the abilities ...
... should be able, to expres'the ir senhiments ,iich grtmmatical propriety, but Icannni ~eetith you that alItr nmen wbo venture to speak in plic should be thuseqnoalifid. We do nof ,dare. to prohibitr.thoqe who cannot. I perceive shatt both the Christian' Observers ...
... wbich were considerably de- ranged. ins Scrophulas the povers of this medicine are most eatraordinary, and the numerous cuires speak its de- cided suxperiority. As there are numerou5 countertei4ts, please to ask ' for Spilsbury's Patent Antiscorbutic Drops ...
... from Carlisle, the Anctioneer obserting I a t a Quaker WIIo was by no means so ItICUciO c sas Mr hirmself, exclaimoed , Speak tip, frietid, this is no cor sileot meetittg. ?? Nut whre 1thri art presentti 8reoiuincd the otiler. The laugh was ilamediately ...
... hoary naicgrenocS anr tit crpitude: All these con. siderairor, taoirn together, moust siare ly taic it turore eligilibl (in speaking of ?? pictliresj lo confine our .flirmntion rather to ?? is worthv of ai anrcienit painter liran to WIuat is rerlly the wo ...
... Acres of very Good LAND, adjoining the same. Hornsea a Watering Place so well known to the Public, that theie «no need to speak its advantages. The aboce is Copyhold, fine certain, and very small. For particulars apply to John Beckwith, Seaton {Thomas ...
... othdr day. ui.g.gity. nut 100 miles f om (.'arhfle, the andliiineer, obferving Q aker who was no means as himfelf. exclaimed, Speak up, friend, this is iiiert mreting.” “Not when artprefenr.” rejoined the other. was immediately turned ; and Mr. d-giirg, who ...