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... Catholic freeholder may be prevented from voting at elections for members; he cannot sit in the Privy Council, or be Minister of the Crown; he cannot be a Judge, or hold any Crown office in any of the Spiritual, Equity, or Common Courts; he may practise at the ...
... two quarters, they deem it indispensa hie lo remove any prejudices which such malevolent effusions may be calculated to cxeile. Tbs meaning of Mr. Bryant’s accusation, “That the Proprietora are offering for sale an old Map, which has lain dormant among ...
... stantly increasing; and the time may norbe far distant the Chancellor compared the amount of banking Iransac- liberties of the press. It would ,t into which tbeymav up 7.. 0 163 01l 1 9 fl when the number of independent places may so great tions with the amount ...
... in jewellery and watches, September 28,0 ...
... happine s. What, then, I fear? I fear that tens of thousands of human beings may be slain ; that villages ami towns may lie depopulated ; that the drum’s discordant sound” may again be heard Belgium, Spain, in Italy, in Prussia, and in France! that widows ...
... man of colour is P ® struct the people of England in their moral and relips dnties/anS is received them a fooung I equalitv. may begin think that persons of «™ e skin in’Jamaica merit a like treatment. to the pre| sent hour, believe, the people of colour ...
... opened the debate seemed to regret that had forsaken the principles and opinions of the order which belong. may, Lords, have mistaken course. 1 may have misjudged THE SHEFFIELD the means eflVclin.; tt»e objects which in view; bat I solemnly declare before ...
... having abandoned the care of ths mail to one Christopher Bryant, and procured him to drive it to Hunmanby and back. Athough the mail ultimately arrived in safety, the case was aggravated by Bryant be- ing, at tlie time, much intoxicated, and found in that ...
... with having abandoned the care of the mail to one Christopher Bryant, and procured him to drive it to and back. Athough the mail ultimately arrived in safety, the case was aggravated by Bryant being, at the time, ranch intoxicated, and found in that stale ...
... THE BREAD FRUIT TREE A TALA SANDWICH ISLES. I’ll teil you a tale of the southern Sea*. You may laugh at, or cry it—just as you plea** Scant wa* the growth of the Bread-fruit Tree On the beautiful Isle of Owhyhee, WBile gift of lleavei*! it richly grew ...
... adduced : .Mr. K. J. Heselline, clerk Walker and Co. bankers, at Rotherham, stated, that on the evening Satunia .. the 31st May. addressed a letter to Messrs. Snow and ( 0.. bankers, the Strand. Temple bar, in which enclosed bills exchange and bank notes ...
... had refused give her suitable relief. been many years the workhouse, and nowghe ludj, turned out of it. quite destitute. Mr. Bryant, t| , I seer, observed that the woman, ever since 181.9, | I a claimant on the parish, and for the last seven vearo been wholly ...