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... NEWCASTLE COALS. •rHS hest are -SoUl by tbe LONDON COAL j , lower terms than almost any houses x ?? 0n ion > although a rapid rise has takeii place within «se two market days. They art now selling at 455. per .'aldron, thirteen Sacks, measured under tlie ...
... produetion of a - Tublic Document, it. might naturally be expelled that one of His Majesty's Confiden. till Servants should - rise immbdiately after' the Hon. Gentleman, in order to state tho'grounds upon which Ministers think it right to assent tu,,or dissent ...
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... honourably, or have taken more pains tohave prevented that vio- lent proceeding on the part of the defendant, which had given rise to the present application. He had stated that it was a common expression in conver- sation to say a man was mad, when it was ...
... old s Mr..W l ilson's b. c. Surpriie, by. buzzard, 3,.yrs'old • Sweepstakes of toogs each, It, ft. -for Colts - and fillies rising three yrs old, and not. out of the:l3reaker's. hands at.thc time of naming ;, colts carrying Bst. 31b. Bst. R. Those out.of ...
... Schools. This Day is published, in one volume, 4m. Price 7s. 6d. in boards, ASPITAL SERMON, preached at CHRIST CHURCH, upon Easter Tuesday, April ie, _Sao, to which arc added Notes, 3 ' By $AMUEL PARR, LL. D. London: Printed for J. Mawman, in the Poultry ...
... deeds were not available at law ; the public having an interest in a marriage cont raft, as well as the parties them- selves. Easter Term ended this day. A rule was on Saturday granted in the King's Bench against Lord Amelius Beauclerk, for in- sulting Sir ...
... the heat becomes insupportable* and the thermometer sutKlftrly rises ja The inhabitants call this season Rhaw sin, fifty, Ise. • cause these winds are most felt tor fifty days, be. tween Easter and Whitsuntide. It must pot, however, be supposed, that this ...
... war could not be carried oh : first from Advent to the Octave of the Epiphany.; the second 'from Septua;essima to that of Easter; an the last from the Rogation to that of Pentecost g. This decree was. Copied from the taws. of England r by . that of Edward ...
... Work Among l'ie'various deservedly applauded devices which have been. did before The:Public, tor , the Improvement of the rising nneration, the Famil,yd3udget is entitled to particular attention. Grammar; Arithmetic, Mythotogy, Vegetables, and liiitory ...
... Speaacle. 141dti ti7tM4sit; e.` Wr clY ' ,rations, (piuduced :rr.cti6n of ill' eg l tit,) ' caileci. . t lit 8 A SHANY • or ''' EASTER. - N PETE. .4 4 .. Itii l . . , ~ II toln4ragn,tihre,Manriers, Costume, scc. of the East, pa,u l ol7 2'4 of Constantinople ...
... where apparent. NAVAL POWER OF ENGLAND. This Day was published, In One Volume, Bvo. price 7s. 6d. boards JHE HISTORY of the RISE and PROGRESS of theNAVAL POWER of GREAT BRITAIN, interspersed with various, important Notices relative to the French Marine ...