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... .A.J. isq~ our life ?- t is,,ePn' a vapoir, which appeareth for a little trnAe, kand then vani-keth YES-aUl may grace our mortal.day, 9 T*at warms tle heart, and wins the eye, And gives each arhdet sense to 'sta.' From rapture to satiety. ?? --g orygrapdel) ...
... it is too lato, and the most [avourable time of the corn- market is over. HA1OVER, March.30. 1Last night the body of the infant Princess, danghter of the Duke And Dulchess of Clarence, was privately interred in tho vault of the Chapel of the Palace. ...