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... tutelligence of the actual commencement of hostilities. |(OST T L “‘_’f_ m‘” e - - The -l:u of public fecling nuu:d- .':‘lu America was being |lo olia than perhaps any other ry'hl'.fln -‘“'. S every bour wore exasperated and malignant, The aceession E ...
... smaller in the body, with longer wings and tails. They are also of a brighter blue ; aod per-ons near Keswick, who have been in America, recognize in them the celebrated pigeon of the woods there, which at certain seasous migrate in countless millions, I this ...
... been opeoed the day before; as stale & watter as 2 eaptain’s biscuit that has been twice round the worll and four times to America. Al one can say is, grucrally speakiong, ** Here taey went, and there they went, Tho' perhaps there was vo sceat.” But § cannot ...
... trembling anxiety. | We have been positively assured that e alarm need ‘be feit on the score of imported meat from South America, where cattie have hitherto been bred and slaughtered for their skins alone, aud would therefore be to supply a vast amount ...
... AGRICULTURE, Discase among Cattle.—A correspondent of the Newry Telegraph says, that a America discase among eattle s prevented by i..,a.. a goat or two ticd up eonstantiy in the farm ~tables and cow houses, besides many loose goats in the farm-yards ...
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... TA GENTLEMANLY RESIDENCE, | iitvqunder somibes .413 6 22 0 h v e w alle o . N Paiy 3 6y s ~'.:‘,,:m.:‘:‘,_d'_.'.,_ to America, oy answer (o the observations which have been make by | 10 BE LET, M mit mitea’ iy \v 99Tt or o Bolmum, where they conll ...
... of the schools. | say sgain, touch not the schools, or tradesmen of Bedfurd, you may shat up shop, aud emigrate to North America. Nether let the puoor man thisk he is not joter. ested. The poor mau's I-buuhhm: i theve are but tew people capable of employing ...
... her Majesty in the maincaance of general peace « Ry the treaty which her Majesty has concluled with the Ipited States of America. and by the adjustment of those . ifflerences which Lom their loog ¢ ntinwiace had endasgered the preservation of peace, ber ...
... wherenbouts of the absent Seevetary. Beis expected by his friends that he has taken his de'|uu|-vr cither for the coatinent or America. It has beeo stated that the amonat of his defaleation excecds £lO,OOO ; but this swm is considered 1o be very far beyond ...
... House would st arrive at such terred by her ladyship upoa all leserviag objects of her a«-mmwn&n—““h“;w‘ and | Germasy, aad America sbovld continue 1o adopt an mdverse & result by purssisg the policy recommended on the hounty, is a tuly nohle and pateitic ...
... S—idett 4. and Puller 8., Gatter-lane, Cheapude, heenme entirely bald § 1o wheh state | remained wotil my amvival last year in America, and at Boston was inineed by reading oue of your Advertisements to make trial of your | O Macassak Qi taougi 1 eonioss with ...