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... of Sovereigns ha«l h;*co»ne matters mere recreation the lower orders) saved the Cmperor. and permitted the Historian to record truly, ** That of all the of f'espasian jirst died natural drnth. Thus holding out through the contemptible ignorance of O’Connell ...
... DIED. At Hampton, -in Susses, on the 10th instant. James Clarke, Esq. Granby.row. His loss will be deeply felt the friends of religion and benevolence. At lus seat in Cimrchtown, Wlh. Ball, E»q. L. 1.. D. in the 74th year of his age. LAMPS. To Georgr ...
... without reason, the feelings of friends to be a relation a ove , rnp at a distance. bell. Mr. Cameron, jumhort William, saved. Besides Mr. Anderson and the engine-man, the CITY GLASGOW STEAMalready mentioned, there were saved Captain PACKET. M'lnnes, the ...
... Mr. Conner’s pistol Captain hat—the second was wear wounding Me. ¢ Daunt’s friend—the third, the Inst, and the one, | the deceased little above the forebead. ‘The Miss tleman died instaptanevusly. said that the originated in the follow! ne at- cumstances ...
... advantages of youthful education should dispensed in the pure spirit of that Christian charity which teaches the rich to be humble and the poor to be contented. Tlie Lord Bishop of Ossory then called the attention of his Clergy to the subject the Tithe ...
... THE DUBLIN EVENING MAIL, j THE NATIVITY, POEM—BvT. It beet) tno often reproffeh the Irish Naj Can, that youthful aspirants for literary fame, have either been crushed irt their efforts, driven to the i Sister Country seek that support and encouragement ...
... those hills. split, has the romantic furtune of being saved from falling down tl pation by the of a Swiss maiden, Anne, the Landar every miece, Ww ho springs fiom. reck to rock with an activity that, youth, seems supernatural. love, though perhaps tractable ...
... very House of Commons itself, that purely moditied, dation must alwavs be acceptable, and I wish ¢ ond the Resolutions. try was trying the gre ever, commen insensible to the} Mr. come here impressed with feelings en- ments, the dilliculties attending which ...
... pef France, *'aj pro l'i» friend, for poor Mr. Gillicuddy is TT.ling in his cabriolet, a few days ago, the Well,” rejoined our tenacious Optimist, and Clumber of Peers, to vote the last article the what of that? 1 could have died too, if I j. 1 , l . n hr ...
... Vienna ‘ ly certain of is per-| incline to our side, People are not from that Ce, but the next di 1 duty to speak decisively on sontri- | try are €: ted war between Russia and the Porte is men des ppossd | that lar all over the Continent, sarnest| eeédingly ...
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... + growing cx: of the theb the unfair advantage, Any man chose to- throw sway | dis-! House—(chetts arose Yn part also from the peculiar cir- own character, was the master of that of another; and cy curmstanovs under which it Was then to be deterinined ...