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... fail, and the Judges of frown might make (fate criminals at their dilcrc- finding toe law. be miwcr in thele mil I and independent days rttnre is this, v.liy may not Judges be trulfcd wub liberties and lives, who determined upon oui pro' and every thing ...
... »i.h irar and glorious remembrances, hail! God the Universe, who shrddest upon us precious favours, bright ilay the independence, day jay «nd glory to the Hay nans, had 1 . This glorious fete, always looked forward to wiih new impatience by the lias been ...
... considerable booty. Fans declares for the constitution, and hoists the Xerxes felts into the snare, and on the next standard independence. day, when the Peloponnesians were preparing Hie deputies of the nation shall be elected for sailing, they found the enemy ...
... English county representations, that is leaving the right voting in freeholders, and adding to them most respectable and independent dais of people. mean leaseholders for 21 yens the amount of 30/. a year. In this step have deviated one point from the practice ...
... they aureeaa, is realized in acts, as showed hy the tacts stared the list fully oppose—and thdt they have not lost that independence day met, and under its operation the properly the Pro- which renders ihem »o essential in the legislature of the te-iant ...
... all concerned. , GEORGE ATKINS, Treasurer an*-B«reiarv, Committee April 18. youghal day coach. The propkietors of tin;« independent” Day Coach, perceiving, with great satisfaction, the benefits already derived by the Inhabitants of youghal, from the Est ...
... THE WEXFORD INDEPENDENT. day last, when administering the sacrament of confirmation to the people—it was a scene never before witnessed within the memory of man Waterford before—it was an unexampled scene, and one that must have edified all who witnessed ...
... My Lord l have the honour enclose bill of Exchange, drawn by Messrs. Brown and Londen, your favour for £lO, being the Independence Day remittance of the Philadelphia Itepeal Association to their fellow society in Ireland. This time last year our association ...
... honour to enclose a bill of exchange, drawn by Messrs. Brow ns and Bowen, on London, in your favour for 100/., being the independence day remittance of the Philadelphia Repeal Association to their fellowsociety in Ireland. This time last year our association ...
... honour enclose a bill ex- , change, drawn by Mewra. Browns and Bowen on London, I in your favour for 1001., being the Independence Day remit- | the Philadelplda Repeal Association their fellow society Ireland, ibis lime last year our association sent ...
... from the mother country. phatically repudiated any connezion q@ith such di dition. and ‘ou t toachieve the legislatife independence day country ‘by no other means than those by ¢ on this follows already obtained a single vietory—moral means. S gnage as ...
... country, doutted the propriety of would be more thorou ghly disayporoted (cheers).— pensioning authors. Southy, he was independent Day after day government, was a better man than when he became a the newepapers at that spoi— week alter week ihr ug pensioner ...