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... Dobbin. VOLUNTARY EXAMINATIONS, Prost Comrosirion—First, N Pearce, A Weldon. Se- cond, G French, T Fleming, H C Molony. Third, T French, HR Fleming. Verse Composition—First, R Potter. Second, N Pearce. Third, J Queale. Scumitz Romax History—First, M Alcock ...
... EX•RINATIOEII. English Prose Cosspositioa —First —N Pearce A Weldon. Secoud—G French, T Fleming, H C Molony. Third—T French, R Fleming. English Verse Cost i pesilion—First-- R Potter. Second—N Pearce. Tbird—J Queale. Schnitz Roams History—First—M Alcoek ...
... alarm, to sit quietly when such a thing was not only proposed but advocated ? This Mr. Mathew held opinions adverse to the institutions of the South, and because he did so, the Senator from New York advocated our bestowing upon him an honour never conferred ...
... humanity.— He is the philanthropist of the age, Mr. M. neither knew nor cared what his sentiments in regard to slavi were. The institutions of the South were based on grounds too firm and too safe to be endangered by passing a resolution conferring a privilege ...
... alarm, to sit quietly when such. a thing was not only proposed 'but advocated ? Mr. Mathew held opinions adverse to the institutions of the south, and because he did so, the senator from New York advocated our bestowing upon him, an ho- nour never conferred ...
... and alarm, sit quietly when such a thing was not only proposed but advocated ? Mr. Mathew held opinions adverse to the institutions of the south, and because he did so, the senator from New Y'ork advocated our bestowing upon him honour never conferred ...
... Urge building, and severe a day. ami infinitely more »ndurable lb.au wheu stoves are employed to the air and poison it. Mr. Pearce’i* safe and niagnificc**- milled derangement, ii reipi rvs skill to a Upt I'lei. warmth and v t » building and its peculiar ...
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... Carmarthenshirc. BENEFICES AND ♦PPOINTMENTS VACANT. Hereford. St Mary (Cuatt.4of the Ylean Choral, : 1711. pat I) of Hereford Kea Pearce, dec. fliddrnharn, Bedfordshire; dio Ely: •al lON, with residence pat Hon G It Trevor: Her T S Griinshtswe, dec. Biotin se ...
... the house, which exploded next, Joseph Perry and William Practical Instructors.” Pearce were at work. Pe: About ten k on Sunday night, says the Northern was killed, and Pearce escaped Whig, as the briz Diana, Turpin, laden with potatoes, from with very severe ...
... car to the l'itatagli workhouse he dna from exhaustion caused by want of food: I The trustees of the Cork Loan Bank have instituted proceedings against the managers of the Castletownseud luau food batik, for the recovery of ti ir outstanding debts. Sir ...
... Henry Clifford, John Compton, and William Pearce, it was ascertained that Clifford, who was injured .ery much, still fully to survive; but John Compton is still lying in most precarious stair. « tlliam Pearce going most favourably. . The Rev. Humphrey ...