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... watch words of the original rising) had arrived at Brussels cannot be Jtrue. His appjarance in that j scene of action might expose him more danger , than he would be willing to incur. Being banished . for eight years (by sentence which we h»ve always ] ...
... In them the Pr«>tcsmnl public did one tretch cut t to rescue some least of poor Utile one itom the peril which they were exposed, and tm«t Pr - rertant bene olerve *«kl zeal for indomnlty in this exercise of tlie.r ■rret»on Acccmllnalr. after a careful ...
... large field was 11. of reaping. Early Barley.— A ««ck of new barley, from the fan of the liev. J. B. Reade, of Stone, wa« exposed for sale Aylesbury Saturday last—an unprecedented , curos’ance in July. The Bentinck smr.—The directors int-r giving a banquet ...
... her. wc lay, reports \ malterj and reports can relied having been t-mUit on. It was never our diftrff* out Country, or have exposed to (he ravajri the enemy No—(kould the have dared take the advantage our iimation thlt :inie, were unanin*ufly refolved t ...
... any other soldiers on earth. If the Ru-s ...
... had deposited iOOi. defray the expenses the house. Tup Uf.v. U. IltLr, Axn ms Organist.— A curious quarrel lias lately been exposed to the public, in pamphlet lately published Mr. Jacob, late organist to the llev. Rowland Hill’s, chapel. Mr. Jacob had, it ...
... talent of the Church must be summoned to its defence. Preferment must assume a new shape—the shape of justice ; the ship must fake on board the great of sincerity, zeal, and vig-mr. (he power of that guiding and protecting principle it can alone defy the ...
... individual to all In bis power to sustain establishment that stands prepared for the hour of danger, rescue all whose Uvea exposed to the perils of the sea. Hitherto Ireland has contributed comparatively little. The Committee of the Ir:sh Auxiliary hope ...
... against the pof'ey of ministers with regard to Holland in all the principal towns of the kingdom. The Times has done more to expose the weakness of the ministerial party to the Dutch war than their bitterest enemies could have desired.— Momiuy I'ost. A placard ...
... IBSS. * SPECIAL EXCUKHO. TRAIN will leave DUBLIN ftt Eleven o Clock a.m. for CORK., arriving at Cork about Six o Clock p.iu- FAKES FROM BUR CORK AJ® MACE First Class. Second Class. Thlnl Class. 15** *'• _ Tickets wilt be drillable for Return b/ the r««en ...
... arid fiivtr.— real cott of the corn imported, amounted to 4 5 .0c01. Now i- 148.000 acres of culf vstion n.it-hi realb- ably exposed Inv ...
... drawn up by which lbs Neapolitan troops are take the place the French in Rome. This would, indeed, be addmg fuel to tire, and exposing the unfortunate Neapolitans the dangers of being cut into mincemeat. Besides, however generous the Emperor may be, who would ...