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... fill the vacant place in the Council, and best quah- fied to promote the true welfare of the town. I am well aware that in speaking thus frankly I run the risk of offending those who expect to be canvassed ! for their votes. I cannot take any other course ...
... present tbe interview. Some days ago one of Paris papers mentioned tbe Count's going to Loudon. It was informed that it must not speak of, or ilinde to, his name directly or indirectly. The prohibition has, I hear, been since taken off, and the papers ire low ...
... the neoeaaity of ehooeiog between end Baal. Thinking thus hopefully of old Lancaster, we approach the second point on desire speak with something like a conviction that after being energetically appealed to the rev, at the Miseioa Masting, there little conation ...
... unkuown before ? Heuce tbe prevalence of Scrofula, Cu- taneous Ernplions, Bilious Complain!*, and Chro- nic Rheumatism, not to speak of disrases more immediately connected wilh an I. fectro Svstsm. The Akti-Imp ktiqi. Kg attacks Ihis hydra at its seat, and ...
... shall all be killed in this place His companion, did not speak and he tan home, where he informed his mother* he thought his companions were all killed by the lightning, as they did not speak or stir. Several of the neighbours went to the ulace immediately ...
... then proceeded, momentarily interrupted by the strongest terms of disapprobation from a considerable majority of the meeting, speak amid loud cries of 44 no, no, and groaning, followed great upraor, which effectually preveuted lain from proceeding. Mr. M'Leod ...
... that a number of poor persons connected with my congregation SEQUAH SPEAKS EVERY AFTJ2KNOON AND EVENING AT THREE & EIGHT, IN THB PRINCE WILLIAM HENRY FIELD, LANCASTER. SEQUAH SPEAKS EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, AT THREE & EIGHT, IN THE PRINCE WILLIAM ...
... George fetir® Trs3 DPSfa»~j before long, and is endeavouring to do with large fortune. While, of course, pjnjiol at liberty speak of what to remain sealed, may toy that I just now maturing apian for deposing 600,000 dollars. | in way that, should the o ...
... On the Parade/ Perfection,* The Giri wot I calls Dick Murphy, mine, Let u« all be joDy, Sold Everywhere, Beer, Speak up, Darling, And his very Ust Dolly Varden. The Elegant Trichord Drawing-room Piano, with Patent Perfect Check Repeater ...
... feminine rage at a hard blow given in fair parliamentary fight, to the wealthy and important class in whose name he undertakes to speak. We wish to ask them if it be true that, in this tremendous crisis of their own fate and of that of the hundreds of thousands ...
... than in Piedmont; but God will do this sad business all his , pleasure and will. HePe lam defend myself the great right free speaking and free worship. lam sorry to 1 have say that out of seven accusers five are foreigners, and two among them Irishmen—perhaps ...
... —The expression was lashed not flogged. By the prisoner Jones.—l heard yon make those replies to this man, conscientiously speaking. was in the passage fronting tbe sells, in the same passage where the cells are. I was at tbe far end. There is door at tbe ...