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... WELSH-SPEAKING BISHOPS TO TIIT. EDITOR THE DAT COCTUEK. Bn,—l cannot refrain pressing how prioved I was road the J'- r. Mr. James’s letter on the above pnbjoct. more particularly that portion which reflected so strongly, and. I think, nnjnstly on the ...
... ‘WELSH-SPEAKING DISHOPS. tiil ei»iron the cornisn. Sin.—-In to-duy's h-f-ue. your corrc.q ...
... WELSH SPEAKING BISHOPS. TO TUB EDTTOB TUB D.Ut,Y COURIER. Sir,— lu your journal of Saturday last I road Ile ttor emanating from the pen the Bev. J. James, 8.D., upon the aix>Te subject, or rather dilating ui>on tb*; inc;i]mcities persons for such office ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING TO a BANKRUPT, James Walker, of EUcvmrre Fort, who is in tho employ the Shropshire L'idon Canal Company there.appeare d his last I •.-.ul.ruplcy examination. Mr. W. 11. ChurlJii. ofO* -ter. to f npport the appli- atim. wl w-us •■.l Mr. ...
... A IT ANTS D, CLERK, with a knowledge of goods, who speaks Portogaese, go to Uratil, Apply, with teaUtnomala, Bos M 82, Poatoffice, Liverpool ...
... SIH STAFF) RD NURTHCOTE THE WAR. Sir Stafford Nortbcote, speaking at tbc annual meeting of the Halburton Forracre’ Club, said, reference to \vur, Le considered that a most unportant duty rested upon the Government to look to tbe defences of this country ...
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... THE END OF THE FIGHTING Berlin. Fnioaf. The Sta*tprr.\eirjf to-day. speaking the war in Prance, says that unless the present indications sre deceptive the end of tbc fighting is approaching. ...
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... COCBUt Sib,—That there exists the present time distress in the town there can no donbt. The distress in some districts—and I speak after having made pcraooal inYostigation —at many instances to almost nttor ...
... judgment upon the views now expressed the Emperor Napoleon that I venture to repeat the words which he yesterday employed while speaking to friend and o myself daring interview with which he 1 monred ns at the li 'ieries. moat begm remarking that I h. known ...