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... arrived, directed Wm. Jackson, No. 84, Bishopegate. two o’clock Smith called for the parcels, paid 7s. 4d. fof them. „ , Mr. Pearce, the proprietor the Poor Swans Inn, stated, that having been put in possession of the transaction, he made the necessary ...
... aMOcmwi* freely tender the adhesion of the Standard plan for matituting then in thia country. they already exiit In the Orange institution; and perhaps the plan of that admirable body may a , good modrL 'Ve submit the suggestion to our contemporary’s serious ...
... Haale, and Mr. Adelpbus for the Excise i Air. Mayow, the solicitor to the Board of Excite, was also present, as was Air. Pearce, the solicitor to Mr. Hoalo. Mr. Adolphus said that his course was a very simple one. bad ooly to prove that the scisurc of ...
... judges be independent in their penury; if they have the virtue lie so. Tithes, rates, rents, salaries, privileges, old institutions and establishments, public taxes; I stop here■ liut will those, to whose aims lam adverting, the same t Not of themselves ...
... of human labour, without it they would fall into decay ; and the best political and civil institutions and forms of government ever yet established, institutions resulting from the highest intelligence and greatest wisdom that man bad acquired previous ...
... is either to be raved, or its true interests consulted. M’e consider, on the contrary, that the time is come when free institutions must, degrees at least, find their way into countries hitherto benighted. look upon Conservatism, in the sense used our ...
... breezes.— Sailed, the Plover packet, for Dominica. Jamaica, Mexico, and lluraunu. LIVERPOOL, Feb. -..—Arrive., the Bahamian, Pearce, trom Mauritius; the Caroline, liro.id, trom U.ieuos Vyres ; the Union, Oardner, from Savannah; the Oberltn, Hone, from Virginia ...
... Heavenly Bodies, its Physical Structure, the Natural llis- to»y ot each Country, and the Industry, Commerce* Political Institutions, and Civil and Social state, of all Nations. By HUGH MURRAY, K.R.S.E. Assisted in ASTRONOMY, Ac. by PROFESSOR WALLACE, ...
... London hospital To celebrate t'n- anoirersary of this highly useful and truly beneveilent institution, which is, at this moment, tbe receptacle of upwards of 300 p ior patients, » mine re- spectable than numerous c impany. consisting of about 80 or upwards ...
... excellent men who are now, for conscience sake, de- barred from a fall participation In them, though true friends to the institutions of the country ; aud your petitioners are convinced that tins is the U'-t way at once to promote the public good and to ...
... CHARLES DODD, Secictary. f,JENEUAL DISPENSARY, ALDE.S- VJI RATE-STREET, Established 1770.— The ANNIVERSARY JESTIVAL of this Institution will be celebrated on WEDNES- DAY, the _Bth of May, 183-1, at the ALBION TAVERN, Aldcrs- gate-street. JOHN SMITH, Esq., ...
... which the de»ctrines of our Church are taught and •nforc-ed, the admission of Dissenters, by destroying the in- of those institutions, would endanger the permanence *nd stability of the Church, and ?? leal toa system W education entirely unconnected with ...