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... «oon to loangnrated, which God. I doubt not, will crown with enoraev. Il waa not obetlnacy. It waa fidelity to God, and the work which God bad given him do. Toe word ** policy waa frcqnedtly on Dr. Flatt*« Hpa, and axpoaed him soma mianndaratandlng. I beard ...
... his arithmetic and his trouble. So long as the people of the.aselvee enjoy that absence of encroachment on the part of the Crown which characterises the present reign, and so long as they have so mitch of constitutional freedom as they ask through a P ...
... _ Cook. George Street. BUCCLEUCH Terrace. Hope Park.-Houses.T and apartiiicnts, rents £10 £22.—Thorburn, Buccleuch Street. CROWN 3 Apartments, street flat; green, all £14; Apartments, w.c,, £6,—Apply Wach's, No, 15. _ CSROWNStreet, to Let;rent reduced ...
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... self-confidence, procured lor him |Mt lumlier of import ac ...
... Mr Brown had done Rev. Mr Brown said the reason why they held the bazaar was that they were in debt, aud that whs not very flatt-ring. and applause). The debt had grown upon them, but he was sure they would ipe it off most effectu day. Even before they ...
... SHEEP, Blackfaced tup, two years, old or upwards— John Wilson, Flatt, Blackfaced 418 40)41 Paton 2, John Wi I so;,, Aged whitefaced tup, Leicester breed —l, John Hamilton • 2, John Wilson, Agedwhitefaced owe, Leicester- 1 and 2, John Paton. Aged NI hitefaced ...
... green leaves, with settled on the edgr, and = drfti bearing dewdreps in the curve, so: as pips avd charm. and brooches sad to crown all, autowic singing birds, ex song B.0st credital,! y for metal windpi; ps = The the Eng ery, jewels, incomparably the finest ...
... • free pardon, and invited the rest to come and serve tie empire. They were to be called knights—that is, servant, of the crown—and • he orpnised them iuto • body of mounted , cavalry, and imposed on them certain conditions, which made the rank of knight ...
... trickish it ; yet those urn, watch t h e eloaely cannot help seeing a great deal underhand' work going on. —Pe rick A being flatt,rd by a per. motives were altogetLer ilisinten•sted. Impatiently auswereil—•• My dear felkw. were Ito listen to you, I dud ...
... received from Cardinal A1s;one!li, as from other p-elates, who are wont, l,; ke him, to mingle in fashionable society, all those flatte-ing attentions which utight help to fa£ citutte a new-born daughter of their mnultiforml and .o-descenldirg church. Unfortunately ...