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... hear,) speak it advisedly, large sums been offered ; yet have you resisted such means, a' have nobly asserted your own independence. day or two (thoui-h are prepared for necessary) and the independence of the is secured. I will not now detain you longer ...
... English county representations, that is leaving the right voting in freeholders, and adding to them most respectable and independent dais of people. mean leaseholders for 21 yens the amount of 30/. a year. In this step have deviated one point from the practice ...
... Warwick a rh. c. by Rubens 4 Mr. T C’uokes* nik’H by Tramp The Gold Cup. by tub*, of each. (14 sobs ' T II Cooke* 11 Independence, -(Dai line) 1 Mr. R Berkeley 11 aged Col. Ljgini n. 'ordinal, yr* 3 The Corporation Plate of £5O. Mr. Muttlievs’s Muttra. ...
... affect them little as the changing temperature of the atmosphere above ground affects him who labours in a mine. The independent day-labourer, when free from the competition of the parish paupers, would benefit at first by the increased value of his labour ...
... workman will not he able to maintain a family ; and by the same rule, he will at last not be able to maintain himself. The independent day-labourer has almost ceased to exist. The country labourer, who can in many respects live cheaper than we can in a town—who ...
... enter upon his engagements, as had been expected, next Sunday, but will probably preach on the following ?? Gazette. INDEPENDENT DAY AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS BLACKBUoN.-On Friday the 19th instant, a meet- ing of the teachers and fitlends of these schools was ...
... they aureeaa, is realized in acts, as showed hy the tacts stared the list fully oppose—and thdt they have not lost that independence day met, and under its operation the properly the Pro- which renders ihem »o essential in the legislature of the te-iant ...
... all concerned. , GEORGE ATKINS, Treasurer an*-B«reiarv, Committee April 18. youghal day coach. The propkietors of tin;« independent” Day Coach, perceiving, with great satisfaction, the benefits already derived by the Inhabitants of youghal, from the Est ...
... Kevt Inn. Wood-street, Cheaptride, at Half-past i l l' ( ?? twenty hours ; continues on direct to Edinburgh .Also the Independent Day Coach every Morning i l .„ Birmingham, and Stafford. ?? !«>• B B. W. HORNE and CO., Proprietors. rh.-ster Nottingham ...
... don't stop stirrin Oil the niddeni dune. Then they began hunt for hats j and town tbe 'I *?'■ Dd h,,d t>e D 'banks and independence days comin la strinr I doa'i ** l be more racket than 1 Downingvilia that and night. By ten o'clock nan morntog, attwumid ...
... to encounter of watching nightly, widi scarcelv any intermission, on bleak and exposed stations, despiteof weather, independent day-woik. A seaman lias no such monotony or such constant demand upon Ins physical poweis, consequently would not. under other ...
... states is less than one farthing—that the dumdum Casette is transmitted from one end of Germany to the through all the independent dais, foe an annual amounting to less than a halfpenny upon each papas-ghat i gt France the postage upon newspapers is INNS ...