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... which he has so judiciously chosen, will well repay any kindness his friends and the public may bestow on him. The Bill o Fare speaks for itself—novelties of no description will be found in it.—Mr. Cobham, as Macheath, is spoken very highly of; his voice is ...
... Davenport rose to contradict some of the statements of the Hon. Member with respect to the case of Swindells, and was left speaking. THE ARMY. The following Army changes take place early in the ensuing month : 14*h Light Dragoons, to Dublin, to relieve ...
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... Novel of that name, was last night at this Theatre, and received throughout with very general applause. We can at present only speak of it in general terms. DUBLIN MARKI lor the Week ending Fridi T NOTE, Mny 8, IRIS. I iliciltlt To \ 5. (/, SlB Barrels Wheat-— ...
... WHnessea*—“ Bousljuier! said he, a sumdfcfed and self-convicted Jar—shall fate ?, Rach and Bancall the have rto tongue to speak. But the voice, the dungeon shall one day be heard, Clarisse Manaon ! accused, accuser, witness—who to sive herself from being ...
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... the'resources of British Science, at length unfold the literaiy world these hidden treasures Greek and Roman learning. Fame speaks highly of the new Tragedy of Bellnmiro, which is to brought out this evening at Crow-street. In London, where it has been ...
... good Frenchmen, r the which implicated names the mast respectable hose which were less so. A Peer of Great one tain, or, to speak more properly, @ Peer of § the land, who was capable by election of sittin the Padiament of England (Lord Kinnaird) porte ...
... resumption ol cash payments. The unforeseen circumstances, spoken of in the preamble, were incomprehensible to all. (Left speaking.) THE ROYAL SELECTION. the most approved parts of lormer Lotteries, selected to render llie present Royal Scheme singularly ...
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