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... Ne state what these Papers and to what purpose it was: the questicn whether this war, technically speaking an ef fiost | THE FOOT GUARD intended to epply them. Now, certainly, no man bod a right| facto law ; bur the Clause appeared tobim unjust, ; We ...
... misery | speak to the point of scats in parliament, well knew | would have been stopped by the Lord Chancellor, if m attempted to enter upon a branch of the question whi nego- | Not contained in the petition he appeared to support. party | of these things ...
... not now rise, Mr. Chairman, to speak upou the business at Mia before the Association in the hope that Ican furnish any t argument from my intellectual stores, in addition to what you } already heard dilated upon with #o enuch eloquence and feeling, te ...
... COURT MARTIAL «;«m CAFT. DICKENSON, R.N. the next part of the charge, n the . * was uaable speak , ■•ttfe. r. FIFTH DAY.— Monday. President—Do you know that the Thi» morning, nine o’clock, the Court again resumed their in consequence of the Genoa not ...
... Stands very erect, and speaks Wi oe Any private Infc will be received as above, | Name of the Person gi ving it, shall never be disclosed —— NOTICE TO MARINERS. HE COMMISSIONERS of the NORTE T LIGHT-IIOUSES hereby give Notice, LIGHT-HOUSE is upon SUMBURGH-] ...
... = -—= ERS a THE SCRIPTURES. CARLOW MEETING. a from our to ‘speak ¢ The Rev. Mr. Mr. Chairman fn ‘ that, omone hand, ve engage has been ¢ =a mc at has been so ably exheusted that it is hard of a new shape. a tate hand it is gratifying tom an humble’ aan ...
... ‘ tke Boglish” and a We éo not speak from light autt when we state the fact, that the Kingdom of Portugal is forward in its prepa to tollow the example of Spain, and that th solidation of the whole Peninsula into one por free monarchy isat hand. This ...
... CORK ELECTION.—We cannot speak too emphatically Ought to hate had the courtesy to appear person before the elec- ( the manner which hit own and hit brother’t name had been re- I the anxiety that exists here for defeat Cork* 1001 who is it that hot brought ...
... some of the best Country Gentlemen we have) speaks q —though not so very severely as Mr. Goviey decisively says, that in the of the Grand Juries, ther vails partiality and private favor, aud that there is higher loo se aud irregular practice in levying ...
... hey alienated the minds of the speak out, he repeated, before th mets mem his i ntention to recommend such provisions that Colonists. They ought to say at ooce, ** We mean toiiberate » owed, under any pretence whatever, | and [PETER ALOF'S LETTER CONTINUED ...
... System of Education comprises know- of Reading, Speaking and Wnung.h. Engl^ French ami Italian Languages; Geography, . Arith/Clues; Ilistory Sacredand Profane; f irieuc ; Music, Dancing, and Drawing, unuir of Ik first Masters. . various Useful and Fash ...