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... reading extracts reflecting upon the clergy, notwithstanding was repeatedly admonished hi* Lordship, until the lalterrcfused to allow him logo on, and several of the Jury said they would not listen to matter so irrelevant. This prosecution, said bad ruined ...
... the Plot. But when the charge went on to slate that had communicated for the same purpose with Geoffrey Hudson, sometimes called Sir Geoffrey Hudson, now, or formerly, domestic service the Queen Dowager, looked at his companion as he suddenly readied him ...
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... 363), imputes to Sir Hudson Lowe, the having, on the 31st of Jan., 1817, called Count Montholoi. liar. Now it happens that this was O'Meara's own designation the Count, and was used by him to Sir Hudson Lowe, and not by Sir Hudson Lowe to him. In a note ...
... the second ar.d last time in tiiis City, add givta scientific and perspicuous demii&stration M IU. tli« phenomena of the Heavens, by appropriate and unrerici Mechanist^ The pictorial elucidation will Ye tound unparalleled iq d'-sign. richness of colourings ...
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... tronized by the Nobility ar.d Gentry, allow greater advantages upon Teas, than any Kstablish- tnent in the Metropolis. The East India Ccmriny's Tares upon all Chests. One ounce in the single pound. And half a pound allowed in every six lbs. $ at tha Sorfolk ...
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... olds. list. ..lb. and aged, fist. 121b. Mures j.rd geldings to be allowed ?? Horses Sjc not having this year won Plate, Match, .*• S'.vce.isU'.kes, and started ?? times, to be allowed 61b. : if twice, 3:b. ; and winners (this year) of one Plate, Match ...
... Ardent, gsq.—XIII. The General Question. No. I.—XIV. the Director General.—XV. Prize Dissertation on the Age of Homer.—XVl. Heaven and Hell. By the Reverend Edward Irving. XVII. Verses to the Memory of Robert Bloomfield—XVlll. Song, occasioned by some gloomy ...
... fillies, list. 21b. 31b. allowed to those got by ) untried stallions. »»r out of mares whose produce never | won before tbe day of naming, or to those bred in Ire- land ; but no horse or mare to be entitled to more than | one allowance of Sib. Two miles. No ...