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... protect her, drops rain fell her figure and her arms, and little rivulets of a whitish colour furrowed the wrinkles which changed the countenance Psyche into that Sibyl/’ Lloyd William*, Esq. LincolriV* Inn, son John Lloyd Williams, Kv.j. of .Vldcrhrook-hall/ ...
... calculated to clear up the mystery.—The Portuguese Government we can state have engaged with this country for 30,000 stands arms, to be sent off without delay. Six thousand are already on their passage to Lisbon. Caution'.—Ou Friday .st’nui“iit, James ...
... Society of Friends—Sunday morning, Frederic William, youngest son Mr. Win. bookseller, St. John-street.—Vt John Adams, Esq. late Peter well, the county of Cardigan, and former! Member Parliament for ».iuj Borough Canoartheu, in the 7l«t star his age.—On ...
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... of the public, no doubt, have for years been made the vehicles of reciprocal invective, were seen few days since walking arm-in-arm, most amicable manner. The knowing ones suspected, that they were taking sweet counsel together,” as the tactics their next ...