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... Ireland; they were accompanied - by Mr. He.ape, Bulkeley Arms Inn,' Stockport. Sollators, Nessis• one of our Constables, who can speak - to the identity , Newtons , and Winteebottom, Stockport. - the men, and-we hope they arrive time enough . . . to tkniade ...
... in , -' l o - , i . , , ! a mourood to 1L0.6001., and thcse, ttlo, fcsr the greater entered by Clinsese met hint This fact speaks * As a prow Lint the subject has become of ' of Edwards, for the ! - - : ioquiry close investigation ainoror the sun: r ' ...
... countrymen ? woe, woe, and .W. they have done Uiat, « po.tcrUvwMym”* *«U* ™ without most bitter lamenUitirtns, can thud: speak er Ihe-c thin'Oi ? n'hat'ptrsttiilimi u-hat baaishaenr, w/uit of geo** ! corporal Ira,dare ! what crael tortures ! what merciless ...
... merely fortlic sake gain, and as I alwaj’S held it to be a base act so to write, upon political subjects, or, more correctly speaking, to take a part in the war of politics, merely with a view to emolument, or the means of a HvcKhood, I cannot, course, after ...
... observed all his actions; more pirticulariv Ihose pf .itevo« ...
... Wednesday. (Continued from '2d ;iage.) Tuf King v. Wells. —The defcndalit, Thos. Wells, was indicted fur misdemeanour, in speaking seditious words. this the defendant pleaded guilty. Want of time- compels ns to be very brief in this case. On the Ist of ...
... industrious good-looking stout made man, about years of age, rather under the middle stature, with bine eyes, plump faced, and speaks the Highland accent, was lodged in the Policeoffice, Gorbals, Glasgow, clmrgcd with several acts of swiudling, and earning ...
... M.Laine, tmda severe cough M. Pasquier. As for M. Roy, he is quite irse. M. Portal alone is able to speak, but every one knows that he will not speak.' We are told by the American papers, that the Spanish Governor of Pensacola had anticipated the views ...
... then present. I have been informed that Mr. Lovell positively asserts, that the Norwich Union Engine arrived first, hut he speaks merely from bra-say, as he did not get there date after all the Engines ha I ayrived ; ...
... Ingestrie, by way of Holyhead, on Friday night. whereas, ',was on the spot at the time, was a witness to their arrival, and can speak with confidence on the subject.. I am. Sir, Your obedient servant, R. 1. WITHERIDGE, Sec. Birmingham Fire Office,l Jan. 14 ...
... the directors of these afterwards communicated with the furniture of twenty-five wines per Annum. schools are, generally speaking, methodists, who intro-, his room. He was, however, •happily awakened Extra Chargee for the Latin and French Language's, ...
... throat. W. PiiSq'uier, in leaving the house of the Nuncio yesterday, was seized with such cold that he was rendered unable to speak. Thus all our oratorical Ministers, and all our ministerial orators, are confined to bed. The Ministry are thus seized like ...