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... Newman-atreet, Oxford-street London. A Sai> Disappointment.—On Tuesday week, a farmer, residing in Peabyrn parish, near Cardigan, was about to be married, and the friends of the bridegrocuj assembled his house, in order to proceed in company to the house ...
... that it is necessary to costes, them also priests, In the twelfth century the doctrlrte was far from being established, for Grattan, after describing the diversity of opinions, which then prevailed, on Auricular Confession, concludes in these words:— I ...
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... Abbotskerswell, Devon (300 J.) : patron, tie Lord Chancellor.—The Rev. John Morpott William Piercev, M. a., to the Vicarage of Slawston, Leicestershire (200 M : patron, the Earl of Cardigan.—The Rev. F. H. A. Wright, to the Vicarage of Stithians with Perr ...
... which the local sothorities have no means of resisting. Want of fends slew, prevents them from presenting a most formidable armed force. The rolls of the army actually 'Minted Is favour of the pretender amount to 9.497 men, a number ready to take the flald ...