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... been received in London of a later date than the 6th December. •It is clear that the writers of the private letters dare not speak out decisively, because it has been ascertained that the Spanish Government, when intelligence of an unfavourable nature is ...
... without some re Inns- h da able foundation.—Among the articles to whic NN. refer, there is one from Madrid, of the 3d in » which speaks of bands of armed men ros hath through the Country, entering the villages for ) filed visions, and that “these bands are princi ...
... first and must fervent prayer. L. Till Kin Oil?™* NETHERLANDS. The King the Nether land* parsed a decree coinniandigbis not lo speak to him upon any measure calcuatedurl.kely lead increase of ex peace. Thecircunutince *as put the Courier quite out of temper ...
... the causes which their origin and are usually ascribed, Doctor O'Brien, one the Physicians the Hospital in Cork-street, in speaking of suppuration of the Liver j-, has expressed himself in the following terms ; From the many cases ofacute hepatitis with ...
... sufferings ol the community during the last lour or live years Doctor Hallman, of Cork, in his recent work this disease, when speaking of its causes, concludes with the following important observa- uons : , . „ nature of tlwse causes niatenally tli fered within ...
... is agent Nowlan's landlady; they came there as keepers; saw them there; they were coming tor four or five days ; saw Byrne speaking them Byrne knew they came as keepers as well witness; witness drew bills on Mr. John Kourke Mr. Nowlan's orders; Uourke was ...
... left off at 63f. 60c. being a slight improvement upon the price of the former day. AII the letters from the French capital speak mure cheerfully as to the state of the money market; and'it was expected that on Saturday the Funds would rise 65. New reductions ...
... hings-and were it not for toreign chroniclers such ttous, to the progress ot liberal thinking amongst 1 b the English, generally speaking, »r to the philan. thropy or compassion of some individuals con nccted with the Government, more than to any effective effort ...
... ull | DREADFUL CASE OF MR WM. SMITI the BAS VS ww SE her ? place know him any more. Therefore, I will not my mouth; I will speak in the anguish of wy sp NnS.— ough will complam in the bitterness of my h to} This man breathed. his last o 27th’ November ...
... machinery, and ntelan- sum Mated Never, said be, was there in the whole his* under tbe judgment of Mr Brougham, of whom he speaks eh,>iy reiat'-. was eo dreadfully Crushed aa to cause bis 1 lory of Corporate Jabbing a tnore infamous fraud attempt* in high ...
... old clas teal saying, Pnilurlintl vt'/ulrs, vasritar ridiwlas nrn. They Stated, that thy. Norwich 1n,,-, .■ was, generally speaking, a thriving conc-rn that the London branch of it Was u i-» ' ' 1 'i> Conmitiee, however, might -owt considered as dead, and ...
... rough- votes, were appointed Secretaries for the Session, Ist, W » Orford, Esq. of Ra aes inty tion o the 3d instant, which speak of no such events as 1818: these were, the Duke de Doudeauville, the the right of rejecting the baif of the Jury wen named ...