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... wheo, set free trou ail other causes of at devote exclusively the happiness of Means and the power which have been coal by Heaven.” PARLIAMENTARY PROCEI To the House of Commons on Monday, Mr. J np the mode of taking the Corn Avers House. He said, the law ...

... of a the ot! words * tea-pot,” and the first “y the hole is too small for it to come out ;’ a morning as ever was in the Heavens. — thea know who thzse persons were, but hi: them to be Chas. Vipond and Richard Vipond’s hand that the window. W to state ...

... Denominations; with One Hundred En- gravings; 10s. 6d. in Red, or 15s. one Royal Paper, t1 Boards al 2. THE WONDERS OF THE HEAVENS, displayed in Pi Twenty Populat LECTURES on ASTRCONOMY, vith Forty. RB six superior Engravinsgs fromn original Drawings; by ...

... Sitting, the said Bankrupt is required to finish his Examination, and Uie Creditors are to assent to, or dissent from, the Allowance of his Certificate. AU Persons indebted to the said Bankrupt, or that have any of his F.ffeets, are not to j pay or deliver ...

... King in person. His Majesty in . speech, returned thanks the Almighty, for the protection had vouchsafed France. The son with Heaven had soothed his sorrows, said, grew with thepuS# prosperity, and-continucd to be a source of consolation hope. The relations ...

... falsification facts, and misrepresentation of every tiling. We repel these charges with scorn. At the same time it must be allowed, that the Keepers- of the Great Body took infinite pains to draw us into the commission of that very guilt with which they ...

... Passenger view ing, I A scream from the roof of the Vehicle shoots, The Chihfs —and M came from O'Flangiian's Boots ! I • Heavens I cried the other, io WaRHEN’s bright JET His who had seen so vonspicnou-ly gliding, I * Mv friends by the Unit the roof ...

... g and unaccountable. Can •be within the walk of common sense a being who himself and his few, to be upon the only right p Heaven, who alone are possessed of the key of * approbation—who have one exclusive privilege rjring the Almighty will, whose hundreds ...

... John Robinson Foulis, of West 1 leslerlon. Esq. Ralph Creyke, .Marton, Esq. William Beverley, of Beverley, Esq. Harrimrton Hudson, ofßessingby, Esq. Ralph Crevke, jun. of Rawelille, Esq Charles Winn, Nostcl, Esq. Bcilhy Thompson, of Escriek, Es(|. Charles ...

... somewhat in endeavouring to trace the Pawnbroking Project of the Agricultural Committee any circumstance connected with the Heaven-born Statesman.—But by accident chancing to cast our eyes upon his arms, we discovered that the Committee, like prudent Sailors ...

... autbaritivc tone the subject. “And you. Major, how many duels have jw^fonght“ None, thank Heaven,” answered the t>U hnsaor in a subdued voice; h«ve fourteen wounds, ami, Heaven be they are not in mv buck ; so I may be permitted to ««y that feel mystslf hajipy ...