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... the continued to ttavel through the country as a beggar, until a few days before her death, and feemed perfeffly refigned to her fate, in full confidence that her death would be announced in the news- papers. She was truly a fingular charaaer, having wore ...
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... which th_ tree f drove ti e unfortunate man's head into the L-u: bus left a wife and five infant children to r:»-. mature death. [*Maft feveral £ £ts of Parliament received f KUint — ft. London Gmutte. I ** sgunft the Union, and ftvera! d'iftin_t arti- ...
... tbe jath depree of rclaiion- fnip. The heir at law contended, that Mifs De- viime, being an abed at the time of her father's death, the property be bad left would not veil in. her, although the had been fence naturalized ; tbis objection, the Lord Chancellor ...
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... thoufand of the Maltefr him to Egypt ! This conduft fo ■ MaUefe, that during the fiege, V French made xayjirtirr tiie put them to death. When the Gr' well [applied with preriCoat. , , . to the unfortunate Dolomieo, ; n _; ,, :c -.l on board the T.iton, an ,■ ...
... house in George Str'et, Mrs HART, on U de Wednesday tie list ult.o THE LATE REV. DR BLAIR. I hich The Rev. Dr Blair; whose death we formerly men- e alty 'tioned, was the son of a respectable clergyman of the p. Dnfi- Church of Scotland, and was himself ...