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... THE FOUNDER OF TUE SOCIETY' OF FRIENDS. Fox, founder of the Society of Friends was born in 1621 at Fenny Drayton in' Leicestershire. Christopher Fox, father, wee • weaver, known for his integrity 'righteous Christie. Ucorge Fox, as • child,' found his ...
... The Prime of youth of whom Waller discoursed when he said Hope waits upon thu flowery reline. (Applause.) I mean the Prime' mover of those thanksgiving resolutions. (Applause.) Well, Mr. Moderator, I understand that it is the duty of the Chairman of ...
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... F.LIOT THE !TRY Arc as itch. student. took connection with the LL.tbaw mystery, ' k n „ w a m h o w wr o ng is the impresss upon which seems to have a snakelike faminstiou them of the teaching of the German Feuerbach, foe the public, the Daily To eyroph ...
... 0P MITCMILL. NSWIT, Unmet/ Moninno.—Jahn Mitchel died this morning at Hill Dromalane, near this town. For some dale his life wee despaired of. He expired in the *mince of eeletfl of his friends. with hiss, but the Turkel* on which these precedents are ...
... TO INTIMATE TO HIS FRIENDS A L F-Y R AND CONTINUE TILL JAMES CLARKE, 20, FRANCES STREET, NEWTOWNARDB. P.S.-A LOOK THROUGH RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. IG H T GOOD VALUE IN soars AND EVERY STYLI AND QUALITY BON LALIEo, GENTLEMEN, YOUTHS CUILDREN, 'MINIM of ...
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