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... yeare; the the in friend of Cartwright, Hardy, Horne T'ooke, Theiwall, Hai ho and others,' the shining lights of bygone dyo a h, whom none remain hut zn'self and my junior friend. in n. the venerable Mr. Thomas Preston ; and I trust I six er may be allowed ...
... sixty years; the Ni friend of Cartwright, H~ardy, Borne Tooka, Thetwall, the and others, the shining lights of bygone days, of ret whonm none remain but myself and moy junior friend, of the venerable Mir. Thomas Preston; and I trust I or may b~e allowed ...
... say they could, would be set down na insane. X He know the stookingmakers in the time of the French war, and they were then hardy, bold, and f well.made, but now, with the exception of Skib- 2 'ereen, no men are so much broken down and r prepared for the ...
... ?? 1: ., oatg# ,'Ull? 1? 'II, ?? ?, 9Ye* aI,- et BlacGrLsn ?? adjourned quarterly meeting as of the Land Company, Thomas Crouther and Chris- as topher Ainole were elected auditors for the next six months. William Rostran and James Crouther bt' id c ...
... AationaRKn Stmnaph. ?? ., -. ?? ?? ~H. ?? I t BLscscaultN.-At the ad,iorrned quartetly meeting e of ?? $ Company, Thomas Crouther and Chris.; s topl Ai Te wete elected auditors for the next six J months. William RBstran aid James Orouther be consniittee-men ...