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... carried. Licenses were granted to Mr. Robert Steen, 18 Sarah Street ; Mr. John donee, Market Street ; Mr. Robert Foy, Woodhouse Street ; Mr. Hugh M•Corry, Market Street ; Mr. John Hewitt, Castle Street ; and Mr. W. J. Freeborn. The Chairman said that any ...

... voice in the Senate was raised in thy right. My vote as a freeman's still voted thee free, This hand, though but feeble, would arm in thy fight, And this heart, though outworn, had a throb still for thee. (Applause.) No doubt the life of Byron was a moral ...

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... Auctioneer. All Balm intrusted to my oar, will hays my best and awed attention. I also attend at Mr James Dinsmore's, Mandevilie Arms Hotel, TANDB.AGEE, on every Friday, from 11 a.m. tin 2 p.m. Your support sad interest is respectfully soliaited. FRANCIS J ...

... that Ireland prospered ander Grattan's Parliament and that there an analogy between the case of Canada and that of Ireland: Dear Sir,— I will answer your questions very briefly: 1. Ireland improved commercially under Grattan's Constitution, but mend! in ...

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... upwards. At deer drives the jailer also carries • stick, which he plants in the ground as • support to his own outstretched arm, which in its turn serves as a support to the Emperor's gun. The Emperor, it is i added, rarely misses • shot. No better selection ...

... Need Cnienli hiss • nor any end* it or diverts., homed mina the him at Kiel fringe 'Peniia's Irene, In well to Mr. Jelin Grattan, r s Ishii am ere ••. a ,- th e characterhiee of Yeall - , Herman Club. In English waters there are, so lion , lath le far ...

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