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... feet, The foot they now speak of’s what tramples the brave, And the neck is the neck of the tchity-brown slave ! If they speak of our eyes, where love always glows. They break from the subject and talk of the Noes !’ they speak of the nose, so Grecian-like ...
... sweet. Of our hands, and our face, and our necks, and our feet. The foot they now speak of’s w hat tramples the brave. And the neck the neck of the trhity-bioirH slave they speak our eyes, where love always glows, 7 hey break from the subject and talk of * ...
... VOTE BY BALLOT Things are progressing. The Morning Chronicle now speaks out about the Ballot. For a long time the Ministerial papers sounded the praises of the Ministers for having contrived a Bill, which so completely satisfied (he country that the cry ...
... following has spoken falsely against my brother; speak fa'sely against my brother, he falsely against my wife ; if he will speak my wife, he will speak against me; if he ' vl against me, he will speak against ,i Another orator said he could bring who ...
... constituted Civil List charges came into full operation, there would he a diminution of charge the extent of 252,000/. In speaking of the Judges’ salaries, his Lordship observed that those Fuisne Judges who were appointed before the regulation of were ...
... time for it; for before the lapse of many minutes I must close this letter or it will be too late for the press. As 1 wish to speak positively and unequivocally to one or two points of fact, I write under no assumed character, but in my own name. In the first ...
... horse, and at last he Part anrt d ' Th ®y w ® nt the >ot to °i iift bi« |,j Und blood issuing from his nose *ch w' ed Up could speak, and requested dle ...
... of are candidate* for the representation of the northern divUion of thi* county. Of Sir John Tyrrell is needless for us to speak; he knoMii all our readers hating maintained twospiriled contests for the county, in ouch manner a* to have earned the good ...
... side the horse, and last . hi* head. They went to the spot to _ and found blood issuing fr*»m hi* nose . I hi* head ; could speak, and requested idled and laid by the side of the road, •K and other people came up, but he to inioutr* after he fell. The injury ...
... communiiations with hi* former Ministers. Lord LVNDIILRST followed, and gave a similar account of the circumstances. [Left speaking ...
... te inform you that. Walters Aniseecd Pills” is the beat medicine I ever had. cough, which was so bad that I had not power speak, plain, after taking few doses found relief, and 1 am now perfectly recovered. Should any person desirous to know, will give ...
... rm y*»a that tlnlivr* AnisrceJ Pill* I- the !»»•« mitliciuc I ever ba*l. My cough, which was bail that I had not power to speak plain, aft r taking few doses I found rcli-.-f, and I am now perfectly recovered, any person be desirous to know, I will give ...