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... his Royal Highness return-nd a suitable reply. At eral the conclusion of the addresses, thle orchestra performed lnac Tue Heavens are telling, by Haydn, and the Bishop of 'pel, Manchester offered up a prayer invokcing a blessing upon the and undertaking ...
... would r.ot reject the hill. He could not see why there should any objection to allow the same meant to used to repn s« the abominable traffic in obscenity ns were allowed to put down gaming-houses and for the seizure of smuggled goods. Tlv noble and learned ...
... printers, of Providence, Rhode Island, fordlOtKhOW; Reeves, Abbott, & Co., iron manufacturers in Pennsylvania, for £lOO,OOO ; Hudson, Robertson, k I uilum. importers of manufactured goods. New York, ter £lOO.OOO ; F. G. Swan, warehousemen, for £-J4U,OW; Stephen ...
... ely, the men. If the British will allow, I they sometimes do, that there arc better philosophers in Germany, and more learned savnns in France, than in Britain, they will never, even when in the best of humour, allow that any nation can beat them in practical ...
... but. f.r a- ircolleet. part was applied payment of a bill Mr Hudson Hartlepool, for to £5O. I think was £l7. 11- ing show memorandum lor charter, d *ted January last, lietwcen Messrs Hudson , Capt. Kiu. ear. of the Drerxe, depones—l ree.ivcil delivery ...
... and sold at advances. This, howerer, ft ft difficult to do, as they will not allow one person to take more than 800 lbs. They also keep a crowd of bakers at work, who are allowed sell loaves at such a price as will admit of poor nua'i getting something to ...
... Hairbreadth Escape—An American Storv.—A workman in the employ of Mr R. B. Lawton of Hudson, on Saturday had remarkable escape He lay down upon the track of the Hudson River Railroad, using the rail for a pillow. The spot selected for his couch was very ...
... vocalists. Shocking Pit Accident near Wakefield Mark coal miner, was, on Wednesday, engaged driving a boardgatein Messrs Uobert Hudson and Co.’s New Haigh Moor Pit, at Newton-lane end. His hurrier had taken four full corves from his hole, and had returned for ...
... to the common people in the Isles, their chiefs were allowed to use it in certain limited quantities. The Society might, perhaps, wish to know w hat in those days was considered a reduced allowance of claret for a Highland gentleman. The smaller chiefs ...
... that long any ftnfe«or£ not deprived office deprivation punuhmeut, he shall continue with his vested right «nd his entire allowances, except his eiuolumcnlsthroiighfoc. that propose without expenditure. Onn of mv nevertheless there is difficulty in applying ...
... suppression says :— Under present circumstances the Government f ...
... assail you, so you can hare no conflict hat awithsnt being yourselves the aggressors. You have no oath Sic Iregistered in heaven to destroy this Government, witilo I Shttll thi lave most soleiutly to preserve and defend it. I cmi loath to wht rclose. ...