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... Claim » originality, as the AflMed may be alfurcJ that every in- gredient in the original Recipe is prefervedi Therefore, Dr. Hudson, rf Hatton Houfe, Crrfs- Street, Hstion-Gaidvn, th? prefent and only Proprietor, after twelve Ycai, preparing this Parisian ...
... feveral Mamelucks, and fix piece* of cannon. Bey ha* retired the mountain* on the fltirt* the defeit, where he will not be allowed t%remain long. LONDON. The Irifli Mail of the 10th inft. arrived Monday. The refult of the Meeting the Freeroea and Freeholder ...
... tyranrs. Thus difappeared that long fuccellion of Defpora i whole yoke was become infupportable. who themfclves the Delegates of Heaven, to oppr• la the earth with greater fecurity, who codiered France as their parsimony, the French as their fubjeas. the laws ...
... the extremities to-.which have been driven. Wc shall not hear, hope, the word .of Scarcity or Monopoly us Visitation from Heaven! There is no isitafion but that t>f.Avarice and Extortion, which, like an evil spirit, seems have taken possession the country ...
... udr:iper{. Vale, of Birmingham, toy-maker, Ruff, late of Worcester, dealer chapman. a Green, late of Liverpool, merchant, brazier, Hudson, of Huddersfield, York, clothier, otherwise Joseph Pavcy, of Horseley, Glqucc- Iâ¢- of Swine, York, and Franris Fisher, of ...
... Colony of Senegal. Neutral ships which shall be there at the period of the arrival of the decree are to have twenty days allowed them to complete their lading. According to a foreign newspaper, the Court of Vienna has answered the French Government, relative ...
... demeanour of a hypocrite. There two other inc rpnratrd cities th» stare, Albany and Hudson: Albany was rated Col. Dongan, in 1656, it situated upon t -.e west side Hudson’s river, 160 miles north of the city of N.w York, in lat. 41. 36, and is charier, ...
... hliglif t'cate of improve- 7neDt. Mr. WALKER, junior, will explain all the moat inte- refting and ftriking Phenomena of the Heavens, in his ASTRO- NIOMICAL LECTURW1. This Machine, whilft it conveys the moct frblinne inftruclidn, forms a beautiful and intereling ...
... conduct both parties. had a few years ago casion to peruse one between footman and his in stipulating that the latter should allowed portion his wages while remained in that and certain addition proportion each iinpn> mem in his condition, until arrived the ...
... Walker, jun. to continually labour at its progressive improvement ; so that now every interest- ing p'lct.iorner.f'ii of the Heavens is rendered perfectly plain upon mere ins jiedion ; whilst the uninformed attention is or!, directed in its view by his a ...
... with con fid* ncc the course of the present week. Orders have been given treat him and his with every mark respect, and to allow his baesagr; according to diplo* malic usage, to pass unsearched. the moment that his arrival at Dover is announced the express ...
... County, in consequence the death of Mr. Pardon; upon which the Cour! adjourned, in order to appoint a Chairman ; and Mr. Robert Hudson was nuanimously called to the Chair. Sir RODENT BA rose, aod proposed Mr. John AUcock to fill that highly important office ...