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... (and sure I speaking within ,) the really wealthy part of the parish not pay above one third, or 4001. of it, and consequently the remaining 800/. must be collected from the small housekeepers anil tradesmen,, who, comparatively speaking, feel as ranch ...

... by the evidence which he offered, against himself and those with whom he was concerned. Giddons said be had other things to speak of, which were of vastly greater consequence than any thing that had taken. place during the East India Docks robberies. . ...

... Ambassador from the Porte has arrived Marseilles, where he hag been feasted by the public authorities. His name is Manos ; he speaks French very weiK An Agent of the Uey of Egypt is now also Marseilles, to manage the sale of the corn which has arrived from ...

... who has before given his testimony, merely states that he saw him in waggon at Spalields ; and Kinnerslcy, the officer, also speaks of him as one among the crowd in the Mmoues but charges him particulai act. The Lord Mayor.—His case has undergone the most ...

... after 1 MATRIMONIAL FELICITY. But happy they, the happiest of their kind.” Such the language of the immortal Thomson, when speaking the Marriage State; but to ensure that happiness, it is necessary, Juvenal observes,!” Mens Sana in snno,” to have a sound ...

... si twern 25 and 30 miies round Paris. I The modern history of Switzerland can shew no tl document which in so high a degree speaks the Ian, lo guave of the intrepid man, the high-minded federalist, b, the genuile republican than the speech of the Coan. ...

... s press in the work of impeding the progress of undeniable truths, and in that of propagating notorious falsehoods. But, speaking with this large and liberal excep. tion, have I not reason to complain of the enmity which you discovered towards the cause ...

... given by Mrs. Siddons, of preserving the de-liieni and identity character throughout every ence even when silent well as when speaking, be strictly adhered to, and the study of a part can- perfect without attaining this power. Vuer the Piav, the very laughable ...

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... Kiver. An Ambassador from the Porte has arrived ai Mar-, scilies, where he has been feasted tlie public authorities, His speaks French very well. An] agent the Dey of Egypt is now also at Marseilles, to manage the sale of the corn which has arrived from ...