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... Km five COCKLE’S PILLS, will never fade from my memory; and friend of mine, who passed through the same district many months afterwards, informed ms that fams as 'medicine man* had not died out, but that the marvellous cure was even them theme of conversation ...

... SKETCHES OF MY ULSTER FRIENDS. [rson the wT.in.r hostess* wnro.l Trk ministers of acquaintance arc Tory respectable men, good spoaJkon, sod agreeable nogbbocn-B. They Haro prizes ambition to compote for, in the English Chorch; no bwheprice, deaneries ...

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... of the ANOTHER EXTRAORDINARY bundant TRY MEETING, Nl ignore r saying ‘Tur: adjonrned Vestry meeting was held on after on In consequence of the traordinary nature of ceedings on Tuesday, as well as the importa: or di matters to come before the Vestry, a ...

... SAVING LIFE AT SEA. order for the committee of the whole House upon the Merchant Shipping (Life- Saving Appliances) Bill on the motion of Sir M. HICKS BEACH, discharged, and The Bill was committed to the Standing Committee on Trade- THE GOVERNMENT AND ...

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... upon to try it. Indeed, it was far from his determination to do eo. ' Mr. Counraß—Mr. Harper wants the case beard overagain. Mr. denied’ that he wanted the case heard over again, and said if he attempted, after a decision had been given, to try and get ...

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