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... and give a penn’orth of gingerbread nuts to hevery indi- vidual monkey in this here fair: for I’m blessed if a monkey arn’t put nats in your mouths for the last two months.” Richardson was anxious for a notice in the journals. A certain penny- ...

... Magistrates on Saturday, in which the inadequacy of the punishment to the crime was marked, . that we feel a duty to advert it. A fellow, named Charles Hughes, a coach maker, living in Princess-street, aged was charged with indecent conduct to little girl, about ...

... Eaglead alone, which inclede the cont of £1,300,000 a year. Bat that reselt, enormous es it is in a country in whieb end all burdens are so angmenting, is but a past of the evil. Under the system a thief is seldom transported, at least in Seotlend, till ...

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... Stanley has been on a 111 paid several visits - resent jn House or an additional tax took place Papfrs-of the Morning Herald esent sagacious Ministers have for busily engaged buruinsr all unnecet- a letter his Cocke - Papers is asserted is a positive have ...

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... Majesty's next concert; a third has a son who wants promotion in the navy; a fourth desires to have his boy named an attache at Paris or Vienna ; a fifth looks to obtain a plot of ground on easy terms from the Woods and Forests; ...

... It looks very like a drawn battle, if there were; for a very moderate tone was takea, and as the resolution of the Protectionists agricaltural distress to be the consequence Of the repeal of protective duties wae carried with- out a division; co the resolution ...

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... and money in so bootless a speculation ; that a pure desire to warn them against the consequences of their own folly, is the sole reason for the publication of Mr Proud’s cireular; and that although to the assumption of such a motive, there may be men ...