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... nomination. Mr. Hitchins, a respectable Liveryman, then ad dressed the Livery from the front the hustings. Our Reporter left him speaking at half-past one o'clock. understand he means propose the present Lord Mayor and Mr. Alderman Goodbehere to be returned instead ...
... she be a member of the Established Church, and that she possesses a knowledge music and Lady (not under the middle age) who speaks French, will be preferred. Application be made from three to four, at No. 58, I.eeson street—none need apply whose moral and ...
... where the fund of industry is required from abroad, and not withdrawn nor withheld from other Domestic employments, the case speaks for itself, I will only add, that among the articles of consumption end use, the preference in many other cases is decided ...
... extricating myself. Count Montoni’s francs, which I received before you came to Paris, furnished me with the means—my death speaks the result 1 After robbery so base as mine, I fear it will be of no use for trie to solicit your kindness for jny wretched ...
... public good fur private emolument, will not be disgraced. Representative of this great County should be indepen• s not for me speak of myself—my public conduct f 11 t before you, and you wil> judge whether it has deviated professions. have supported his Majesty’s ...
... but by the exertions the people ill selecting those for offices of trust, on whom dependance could be placed, and he would speak the language of Dr. Jebb, that no effort would be lost the cause freedom. On the retirement of Mr. Hitchins, a patriot stepped ...
... ashore. Instead of com- thing was strangling him. Though he heard his plying he, instantly levelled his ride at Indian, friend speak to him, he could not for some time sufand shot him dead the spot. This conduct, situ- ficieotly rouse himself from his drowsiness ...
... nomination, .Mr, fiiTCiitus, reSrpectahle Liveryman, then addressed the Lively from the front the Rustings. Our Reporter left him speaking halfpast one o’tleck. We understand means to propose the present Lord Mayor and Mr. Alderman be returned instead of Aidermen ...
... certainly such as dis-| entitled them to the support or confidence of the' Citizens of Dublin—of one of them, he should always speak.witli great respect as to his abilities; the other laid our I'etition on the Table: great expectations were entertained, but ...
... were not able to collect then stopped forward, and attempted to address the Livery,, but was prevented the Sheriffs from speaking, as was not a Liveryman. Mr. Hitcnins, as usual, came forward to make his speech at the close of the poll. It was soi similar ...
... another day ? • ■ '-• ' THE FORT OF PARGA. ENGLAND—TURKEY—RUSSIA. Vekick, Skit. s, —The German and Italian Journals frequently speak of the difficulties whicli have arisen between the English and the Turks, respecting the fort of Parga, Hie coast of Albania ...