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... able to bear arms, we will protect their charmis.-Woman, lovely Woman-Ee'r' useful and dear to us, whether in prosperity or in adversity. Without her, life would be insuppor- ?? beauty of a fine woman is the only tyranny to which a man should sub- mit ...

... dence, dum It is only by purifying the vital stream from I insidious disease that the body can be preserved eit ein health land vigour. Mence the infinite variety fe Iof complaints anoinfected state of the blood in- mao Iduries, and hence the new -and ...

... Pasture Land. r LOT 4.--Ail that other Piece or Parcel of Land, containing One Acre or thereabouts, another plart of HEN SH1IP aloresaid. LOT. 5.-Another Piece or Parcel of LAND, containing One Acre or thereabouts, other ?? of' the same l'arm and Lands, called ...

... with few exceptions, all pny tibe Land Tax, which is veiy ot o moderately tissassed, ia addition' to their rents. lb. Also vill ha SOLO the Ancient MHARKE'r lIOUS ?? -Vtl the BOROUGH TOLLS. Iy l N.B.-Mr. Will. Parry, Land Surveyor, of Mor- li- fodioi, will ...

... llo01 olte 1p55'lii' and e elsealtli ill e g ?? e Oth 'roLt, o 10 til ie ?? et the ilnnanIralis, ist ?? of til e TpeOWci ' land v',al ilesers. a lsoeis Ililstrated by six coloure ell I ti , tile T PISelt'b ?? ea scn tsle'ea fro se Ditir sdle e es o te ...

... Vost. I was labouting under otto of those att Arir of asthffiO, to whiich I have been subject now fernioitfoutett ay. I hsave land the best mcedi. cal ~drie tie raigislihood could afford, includitg two at b~iringluar, and one at WVolver. traapon.hu a~s o ...

... the philanthropic and scientific maxims here laid doiN n-one cause of ma- trimonial misery might then be banished from our land, and the rare of the enervate be succeeded by a renewal of the hardy, vigorous spirits 4f the olden time.- C/hronic ie. Publishell ...

... Carnarvon, 22nd October, 1852. ARMY CONTRACTS, Office of Ordnansce, Pall fall, I8th October, 1852 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, T o all Persons desirours of contracting to supply jBREAD, MEAT, OATS, AND FORAGE, To IIler Matjesty's Land Foeces (Bread and Meat for ...

... Henllys, Beaauanris. A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, who can I A be well recommended, wants a situation as 1OUSEMAID or WAITER in a Private Family. -Apply to Mr. RoBERTS, 10, Church-street, Rhyl. A STOUT YOUNG WOMAN, who has been in A service, and can be well ...

... Architect-and Land Surve'yor LMr P C. Stortz and family, Photo-i graphic Art Studio OFFICE S. Estate qgfles. Agent-Jobn Williams, Esq. Bodafo'n improvement Commissioners' Offices. Clerk-John Williams, Esq, Bodafoin Ueorge Felton, Esq, architect, land-surveyor ...

... by sice ,expirer'midded mdde ne person . W Ides7C !:IJ bfiper jo llhsaie ! ' ; ?? * ?? X1Ci'TANTED 'a''rsp ?? le- YGung -Woman;' , .'v'whoi wiois'g, ?? Geeal Ser~a evant;. A~l i by letter,'statirlg rieerenc i an d w agi 8 i rquired, to' . TP . S, P~osb ...