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... their zeal, the conductors, with they trust, notan unbecoming conli- doene, claim still further suppm'ts It is impossible to speak of Tioc Muiday Edition of 'PTle Observer without alluding to 'rThe Sunday Observcr, the parent Stec~- from which it sprung ...
... well spoken of by all to whom Nve have sold them. A respcctible Clergyman in our neighbouirhood has made use of them, auid speaks il the highest terms rfthiem ; he says he las tried almist every thill g he hl:s been ?? lenided for the last twenty years ...
... ailiniralile couragJ, the fioundtrs cfjai iii) tabc, jind thej ,tiviours of their coillt7 r-I mEcan, -1 /. ti o5 Ow~v '-oldieco-l speak of those, sailors-did -ton ot r an mcii citiiicit breoiutht i' tine of taleatl fwr an ;,sll' riiitd for T1. J. AleceCliee-Street ...
... L. L. D. is. sewed. hN FIELD's SPEAKE R; or, Miscellaneous Picces, selected from tire best Engltlh rWritres, and disposed under pror- yer heads, with ; view to faclitate tire rnprnvemcnt of yourth in readliti aid speaking. Genuine Stereutype Edition, 1°imo ...
... gooud have sve doine tlirougls life. That hour will come, shich will horrify and cause to tremble, the mail whom Shakspeare speaks of thus:- Man, proud man! Drest up in all the insoleice 91'office, Plays such fantastic tricks before high heaven, As ...
... good have wve done through life. That Irorur will come, which will horrify aid cause to tremble, the man whom Shakspeare speaks of thus - Man, proud man ! Drest up in all the insolence of office, Plays such fantastic tricks before highI heaven, ::As ...
... was tost dlatigerottsly affilited with atl Asthma; 5. hlia difliculty of breathing was sot great that lie rtitlt 'crrcely d speak, aad lie was conlined to his bed for a legth it f tlne, without the least hope of recoery,when he waas foitnattiy re'toinmetlded ...
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... mansv letters ofrecom-H mendatiotn from families olho have used theni for several vest,- and are therefore well qualificd to speak of their practical utilityr TO ARTXCLE: £s CLEILKS.. XVHEREAS many Persons have caused APTICLES W V of CLERKSHI P to ATTORNEYS ...
... many letters ofrecom- ineedation froim fatnilies swho irave used ttent for several years, and are therefore well qualified to speak of their practical utility. NT OTICE is hereby given, by tire Lords Commissioners o ajesty's Treasury, ttnat all Persons desirous ...