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... char:teen the Stage were endeavouring to excite teats in the audience, a phy-houcc lonner, from behind the fcenes, opened the door of t he Stranger's cot- - tage, difplayed his thicknefs of neck, a nd t hi nne f s of head, and exhibited the flare of ...
... which I la' our, whecin I find uo profpect held out of a change in that ruino.:s fyfllm of policy, a thich in followuing with flich a i i a 1clfz- verance, hals reduced tis to that ftye of', c ...
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... felt it right to remind the House of a similar measure adopted • s aboui fbur years - since, ,to xvhich . the Upper House *6 i • ' id be-n , . g 3 NN 21 1, ft a Oie most (Ic•ati. tages.to ikiblic .ant it was with a view to extend those to Ireland, that ...
... condition, and fast trotters. A Hay Gelding six years old ; a Brown Gelding, seven years old ; a good Hunter ; a Chesnut Gelding, six years old, a good hack; a Black Gelding, seven years old ; ...
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... modeil; flit: had all the a ppearince of a lk orn a n of pleafure. Madame Mari fucceeded her in the aff-co- (ions of Mr. W. She was a in :rried wern.ln too'. Uc became acqua;nted with her at Pila, and brought her to Florence. Here he ...