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... JAMAICA. The last accounts from the Republic of the United States, speak of letters from Barhadocs, oi the 9th of A.ugust, which meulion tiie appreheosjon of an insurrection the slaves Jamaica, and ih.T troops were proceeding ali tiie other Islands to ...
... Constitutionalists will find it difficult carry moderate measures, and that thus France may he forced into new crisis. Generally speaking there little of importance | in the last Paris Papers, unless consider those acts of the Government important which scam ...
... itn. hcrtiif- —we mean, without detiving support trotu the Troeln.matitm Wc shall answer, more than six. Observe, weave speaking of Ibe state I’nntiMgi lucrative teiUlc, and alluding, ewept, fir as this may bear upon tlu! subject, pulilics Here ittic ...
... trbarous act. feu>a.!« the most respectaijltf fttmil/ i;» ina, far utto'ing some Invectives against tlie Government, and speaking in favor llu patrol party, was tied jaek-ass, atlemUil by guard ten soldiers, red through the streets, and every corner, ...
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... perhaps, ior baser per. poses, like Chateaubriand, for sheer self interest. Of this quack the Correspondent of 'l'hc Courier speaks as follows : M. de Chateaubriand has composed another pamphlet, published the day previous to the meeting the Chamber; for ...
... attent After the Play, a tribute to me parti- uished was recited by Mrs. Epwis, and extremel received; we have not room now tu speak of s from In the Farce of St. Patrick's Dey, Mr _ ang x ‘ r has reum- what fannhaviy Called & © ment, wlich our present ct ...
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... vc terminated in the mill Government and m ood, cull sold proportion the above Rates ana | . . . lied actions. Country v.e speak the supposition that tlio They have jvst arrived m them hy the p.-;,ci!U l-*l ,f Occupation would have marched in to Chests ...
... Country \.v.> oppre.'slve, a».d iiisiaoce;'. the Fieloi Ha:l »n -,. j;■ :jl j j se nut been exposed. Ireland not, generally speaking lane, the Window Tax which amomiled tonmiviy . t? Tux:' ire m . manutaeturing Country. Though the. Union C-L but winch tins ...
... Then, as to the treatinent whi citizens of Dublin receive who have business at the | House, fet the insult upon Mr, Coyne speak upon that vin of James Poole, and steating $0 yards of cloth; es | Vaughan for aiding. and abetting oned in the samp, 16th ...
... We rot precisely of the oh res of at inyel ey rcirenmstance whieh will p as a remeay for the OV} iis under this at present speak conthnt ce OF Si. chi rit i to the py veut 1 ul the rictous townsmen f has dso ot Boney viieh risk be 6 Resolved he the Livers ...