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... the reason why, The Ck-rgy of this Diocese So hotly eiied, Popery. But now I am resolved full well, The reason I can clearly spy Parson has a living got By speech which said—No Popery. To head a vulgar rabble's shoots he good taste, some may deny ; By Bishops ...
... vols. OSMOND. 2d Edition. 21s. STANMORE or, The Monk and the Merchant's Widow. A Novel. By Sophia Reeve. vols. 12mo. 18s. The SPY ; a Tale of the Ground. 3d Edit. 3 ISo. /« Press, HUSBAND HUNTING ; a Tale Fashionable Life. 3 The WRITER’S CLERK or. The Heuiuurs ...
... Alasterton Ure, , the Misses Baker, and party; Lady Hyde Barker, and Mrs. Wildman, Col. Cleavera. Kobins mid party, Hon. Ro« spy Nov. 10.— Yesterday’s fair was abundantly suppliei with the usual ar.ic.es; b«t = of busm«. largo number; and nlthough the pnees ...
... export was 22 000,0001bs.* Allowing this quantity to have been a vet age, No. 54, it would give 66,000,000 spys. and allowing a weaver to use 656 spys. a year, then yarn would employ 100,606 weavers, and allowing each weaver to earn £24:195.: 4d. annum, the ...
... uerntntirrg*.WMt».n prescribed limits of any port o-'Orera Nd#' iW*chfc in did not ftnte the Ritft'in haioMa .found within spy port, hover njiiff any port, within the forbidden limits. of any port of Great hot merely that the in June had been foU-.d, ...
... tempest's gloomy strife, 9 transient as youth's smiling dream Whicb mocks the ills of life. ' ' % vet one late sweet bud I spy Summer's children left behind, ■V blooms through Autumn** Chilly sky, f e«rs his rushing wind. t ■ .in life such lonely flower ...
... Poetry—The [ Stratford Jubilee —lnsides and Outsides—Scraps, original and I feledled—The Review—The Pioneers, the author the Spy— The Proteftant Beadsman —Franklin's Journal to the Polar Sea London : punted for J. Andrews, to;, New Bond Street j fold ! ...
... hue Mow shone,—a tiny Imp’s dark form view! ■ One!’ cried the officer, * Pray where's the other V Close your cloven foot. 1 spy another,’ The sentry said, —' So courteous Mister Devil, _ ‘With all your candying tongue, and manners eiril, For once your ...
... mutilating the law of the land. 1 am. Sir, your obedient s-'rvaut, * Kim .UiP HATCH To Correspondents.— The Utter signed A Spy, relative to Mr. - bribing servants to obtain the custom vj their ««i. ten from other establishments, we must decline inserting ...
... day. Don Miguel's Ambassador to Rome having (unnecessarily) made this port on his way the latter city, was suspected being a spy, and such treated the Portuguese emigrants here. But for the interference of our police, doubtless the Ambassador would have ...
... London. Where may be hadßateb^eprinted from American Edition!,. A Winter in Memoiriofthe Seymour Family> 8 vols. 18s. dr~ The Spy, a Tale of Cm Neutral Ground, Mr. Cooper, Edit. 8 vols. !Bs. • The Wilderness, the Youthful Day*.of Washington, by Solomon ...