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... other parties under similar circumstances. They asked for nothing exclusively; but in a country of civil and religious liberty they certainly asked that civil and religious liberty might extended to them. The resolution was carried unanimously. The Hon. W ...
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... maim and to render justice to all, and to maintain his nth with • vigour which I old pretend to poses•• (No, no.) It only resettle for me to express my humble and sincere thanks to Hen Excellency for pomading upon this consign ; and I would expos* my heartfelt ...
... dyspepsia, No, 49,832: ladescribable agony from 4. cough, constipation, flatalency, —Maria Joly.”— Gure No, 46,270 : Mr. James uniting, Frimley, Surrey, years’ discased lungs, spitting of blood, liver derange- PORTANT CAUTION.— Beware of the many unsavoury ...
... the Cortes; be is to come to Madrid on the Ist of November; he will be conveyed from German port Spanish squadron ; and his Civil List .will fixed at £200,000. is almost needless to say, that the rumour that England supports the new candidature may dismissed ...
... testimonial was proposed, subscription set foot, and this excellent portrait painted. Mr. Wyatt has been churchwarden of the united parishes of All Saints’ and St. Peter’s, Maldon, for nineteen years successively, alternating year by year with his colleague ...
... of the building, ' g arrison ef •hat fortress In consequence how, cost the public much more thin . Four and six c intested civil ever, of revisit iuroad end of the expedition ' the difference between the 1Y of cases were disposed of, after which the to ...
... distinct suggestion of the probability that Great Britain must sooner or later drift into war. and have to help in the re-settlement of European affairs at an awful coat of blood and treasure. The probability has not been weakened by any of the so.called ...
... ¢t and decline to meddle in the war, Prussia will a recognise your right to Rome, and if the map t of Europe is being re-settled, will assist you in t getting back your old frontier I At all events, h we are entitled to speculate on these matters of ...
... which united Germany hastened to take up, and there were not wanting critics in Francs—ti. Taisas at their head—who protested that the moment was inopportune; but there was no one heard to say that war with a thing in itself unjustifiable unites and until ...
... money paid for substitutes those who purchased exemption from the Conscription was quietly transferred the account of the civil list, the accounts being so cooked that a detection of the fraud was impossible.” We have little doubt that when the French ...