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... looking at the animals was imprudent onsugle, notwithstanding the caution of the kespors,to thrust Into one et the cages his arm which was lid held of by the panthe r , who the most frightful manner. The the man mimed neural alarm, and the other raised ...

... kind and inuell respecteti comet awl Ireland, the former not exceeding 50 , awl the .. 7 . • and •• • ed the e'ection of Mr. John Cree, as a &rani That eb „ . Kilm e r ,' lis t b een „ mon _ , Right Honour/dole Lord Stormont, bI.P., the Honourable , ft ...

... some of the most active and zealous friends of the. Church in this quarter—tile Lord Provost, convener of the general, and John Leadbetter. Esq.. convene. or the acting committee. The thanks of the meeting having been t.•ndarrd to the Lord Provost for ...

... had to do with foreign affairs the better, and that it was beneath the dignity of a gnat country to go on protesting as Lord John Russell bad done against things which he could not help being done. The late Government did not exhibit any such symptom of ...

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