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... the first eminence, as well as of hundreds of letters from the Nobility, Clergy, and Gen. of try, througrout the kingdom, speaking in the highest terms of its restoring qualities. pr Sole Agent for the County of Hnnts, At TNOHNAS PRATT WIE, 3oi 00, Qu ...

... murdet is, that he took some land out ofwhich others were.ejected.' ST HELEN'S SAVINGS-BANK.i-The total amount of defalcation, speaking fromdata which tave been col. lected is abomt l0,OOl., or rather, wve should say, that sum will clear it, and it is believed ...

... or if he had meant that he would put down any honest man who wished to speak his sentiments [cheers], Mr. Loi slev then proceeded with his observations, and was allowed to speak without any material interruption for more than a quarter of an hour. Before ...

... of Jersey caused 10 per cent, on his tenants rents to be returned. Mr. Cobdkn. —Unlike most people, Mr. ('ol)dcn seems to speak all the better for the want of a subject. Though he addressed the meeting at Sheffield without any specific point of policy ...

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... important subject of Mnemonics, or Artificial Memory. Mr. is a Polish gentleman, a refugee in England, the language of which he speaks with remarkable readiness and accuracy. His system that which is used in Poland. is one of great simplicity and efficiency ...

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... Chamber threatened to hare them cleared if such scandalous behaviour were persisted in. The Minister the Interior then rose to speak, but the hisses beginning anew, with increased vehemence, President Pinelli covered himself, and declared the sitting to be ...

... But a word more on the nature and operation of our own taxation. hat would the cotton manufacturer say ? Would he not, so to speak, move heaven and earth, if the plain cotton cloth it came from the loom, passing into the bands of the printer of the pattern ...