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... Thomas King. Major- Front the Venerable the Archdeacon of Ross:— Aghadown Glebe. Skibbereco, Aug. 22.1849. Dear Sir-1 cannot speak too fatuu'ably of the Revalenta Atabica.— Alex. Stuart, Archdeacon Ko«».” Bromley, Middlesex, March 31,1819. GenllemeD- Thc ...
... creating &momentary flush of prosperity, find themselves thrown back into a worse position by a glut of the markets ; notl to speak of many other incidental causes of failure and of difficulty, I by which the eagerness of speculation is checked and thousands ...
... (about 1,500,n451t.) should be transferred to the general revenue; 2nd, that certain miscellaneous rates which, generally speaking, it was convenient to raise by the machinery of the Poor Law, but had nothing to do with the maintenance of the poor, such ...
... re-arrangement of the poor rates; and on the other, tbat tbe larger portion of these rates is not paid by land all properly speaking, but by real property in towns, consisting of shops, warehouses, mills, manufactories, and railways. The member for Bucks ...
... my theme! old man inward said) then spoke the youth In language stranger ibuu mem fictions seem,— Yet did the aged sire but speak iho truth! He gave:—a tiny egg honey-bee ; egg of fish, from other spawn set free; silkiconn's egg. which made of eggs but ...
... A lady who had a severe cough Ise trine and .old get nothing to allay it, from one hos of locock's Wafers is enabled to speak c, fro-. I), au.l ber cough is better thou it bass been for nine signed, W. BARTLE. IN LYNN Mr. W. llat sq uare. IMted March ...
... deigned honour it with their attendance, and with regard to public exhibitions, the Tuesday’s Market lace is, comparatively speaking, deseited. \'h le there « »b» lack of amusementa for the lovers mart festivities there is likewise a great diminution in ...
... the water which constituted the supply the inhabitants of the city, and that putrid carcase of dog was at the time he was speaking at the mouth of the sewer. These statements he was prepared to say were contrary to truth, for the mouth the sewer Mr. Dalrymple ...
... Question. question, when refeired it, and he therefoic begged leave to retire. Mr. Gowku thought, after Mr. Postle had been speaking au hour, he had no reason complain that he was not heard. Mr. Postle had said, when the police force was established, they ...
... the I'nited Kingdom (about £1,500.000) should transferred the '■en ere I revenue: Cud. Hurt certain rates, which generally speaking, it was convenient to raise by the machinery the Poor Uw. hut had to with the maintenance of the poor, such regirtnUiun |of ...
... the bar of the House Commons if they Question,quf s.ion” and disapprobation.) Surely | when this was brought forward was speaking to the point. (No. no.’’) Then let it set down that the gvotlerarn th«t brought forward this measure, Mr. Gower, Mr. Barber ...
... go law before the unrighteous ?—ls it so, that there not man among voo, not one. who is able judge between Ins brethren?—! speak to your shame, In rrply (hr (H*pstion. 1 think Mclliodtsin prrffd, wimlJ say fiat religions system is entirely so, hot 1 believe ...