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... general hitiou, Cheers: } Ministers took on themselves a. heavy respon such @ hose powers with which ‘th ey were at present armed, by they were enabled to. suppress illegal associations, expire: h that end of the session. Thus the dissolution created not ...

... Bart. Deputy-Adjuuot-Gcoertl—Colonel Savage. AMtutaat-Adjutdat-Generul— -Brevet-Major John Knight. _ THE CHURCH. Hi« Grace the Archbiahop of Tuam has promoted the Rev. John Handcock, Rector of in the county of Longford, to the Rectory of Ann&duff, in the ...

... Commainder, 6 700 T'ons Burthen.- To Sail 10th May. JOHN WM. SHAW, 11, Tomhbstreet; ot to JOHN HIRAM SHIAW, 7, Cbichester-Quay. Who win1 have Ships through the remainder of the Season for QUEBEC, St. JOHNS, N.B. &c. due notice of which .wvill be given In ...

... for instance, fouadad their an mock boatt* liberal principles—and what then!—why, there they bad left them (cheers). [I ke at arms now knocked at the door. The right bon. baronet continued to apeak for a few seconds longer, but the impatience of the bakes ...

... Lieutenant Charles John Henry to be Captain, by purcha ...

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