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... action, men of thought.” Con Cregan, the Irish Gil Blas. W. S. On —This lively ther whick fe enual ta the earie nortions in story is brought to a close with a dou a style so much resembles, in many parts, that of one almost suspects that that veteran has ...

... hope attempted t drees the meeting. but the uproar was so sorrowful. Her narrative was as follows :— great that, after a short time, his lordshi the hairman to dissolve the we any ry was inflicted ov the have been out of work for a very long while. ‘The ...

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... ster of the Church must particulars: it was a sad case. ‘Those who cared for Tegret that this ge ‘sa minister of it. What story did they hear of his own iet and 1 A woman whom he had th him, who had lived with him for nine years, w stress by the servants; ...

... Adwira ut has Cra possible blows on the naval service of House has Rte one of th ngs of We have no room to = Times, in @ short article that we have further ; in pe sta- Pursue the subject ‘the im are Admiral, that it is Mo say more at tale ly-low —__ ...

... some sheep, when the wood, and bis throat cut. ation con- had been in the ed to take been arrested on who had been seen » short time Moore was executed on Thursda She died penitent, and her reek :— gives the ag my the horrid affair in mo TRICE PIVEPENC ...

... aspect of the greatest ¢ ected to from the effects of this sudden squall, unequalled fur and destruction of property in so short a space of time. Town presents 3 mournful picture ; many excellent st eich buildings have been partially ‘The ruins > courts ...

... 1813. In 1822 he was unani elected to suc ain? Douglas in the and was created a D.D. m lem The master's illness had been of short duration, and o in slight cold from which no serious result was ani raw on. but it turned into consumption which defie gions ...

... own observe with pleasure that Lord has now ty as it position this subject from which it is not in his er more recede. rf ‘n short, the debate seemed—what we trust investi- commencement of a Parliamen contest, as their aims and in better spirit than any ...

... explore a scene, without being warned off. The Causes of the Metropolis” is an able paper; and “ The Common” an entertaining story. a af thie vienrousie erittien we fu The Amongst the papers in | cially instance one, the marriage service and Churchman’s ...

... going Market tables are very thin! ly attended, most of the fer dd prose- ble in the city, and sper as little remaining os short a time as as they can. The vi q ue have now vi long faces indeed. s James, | Hereford Malvern, who was lost in the O rect this ...