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... Author of The Life and Campaigns of the Duke of Wellington.—From private 1 and authentic documents. j The life of a monarch so wise—a man amiable— should not longer be withheld from the world; abounds in practical lessons of virtue and policy. 4. ANNUALS ...
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... By the Author of “The Life and Campaigns of the Duke of Wellington.—From private and aut. “The life of a monarch so wise—a man so amiable— should not longer be withheld from the world; it abounds in practical lessons of virtue and policy.” ANNUALS AND ...
... THE PROPRIETOR OF THE HERALD AND OBSERVER TO HIS FRIENDS. iTouriuvn »v , 7, ih. th. ir«Mp^ from • • i'ii\ I t'.is ilo's |» , that its piei ■ i tary has i int-» r bauds. Ti.e to a duty eiil noon him offer a few remarks .11 taking this new position before ...
... —On Monday, the ( Jth instant, as a married woman named Davies, from Govilon, was proceeding on her way from that place to Abergavenny, and was passing through the wicket gate, opening from the fields near Pengwllod on to the bridge, added, which was lying ...
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... colours in the mineral world. Apart from its splendid veins and hues, this substance is valuable from its being peculiar to this country. A prodigal waste of this stone was once carried on when abundance could be obtained from the mine, but now it is ...
... cution of the war. In Level the Widower, we get the first chapter of a story from the editor, whins promises to be far more popular than The Virginians, if only from the fact that its date is placed nearer our own days, and that the few incidents ...
... was mmediately granted with a very good grace. enmiring the distance from where he was to the white possessions, the Indan who had received him .ocorcbady replied, You are too far from home to think of returning there to-n ght - remain, the refore, lere ...
... the North, and we will bring Manchester here manufacture it, and cut otf England, not only from all trade with this country, but from the markets of the world. can this, and set her at defiance if she dar.'s meddle with our internal affairs. are greater ...
... secondary German States. The Lord Mayor of London has received two letters from Italy, one signed Lulgt Savoranl, and dated from ModigUa, and the other signed Gulseppe, dated from Varese; the former containing the thanks of the operatives and artisans of ...
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