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These Magistrates , named Beresford , Bruce , M'Causland , Lyle , and Conolly Gage , recommended the parties to give evidence against the priest , which to their honour they refused . ( Cheers . ) They were then seized and conducted to ...
These Magistrates , named Beresford , Bruce , M'Causland , Lyle , and Conolly Gage , recommended the parties to give evidence against the priest , which to their honour they refused . ( Cheers . ) They were then seized and conducted to ...
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It appears that circulars have been sent by the Christian Evidence Society to the various religious Societies , inviting ... now opened the discussion of its evidences . struck the prisoner violently , when he was going to 10 THE EXAMINER .
It appears that circulars have been sent by the Christian Evidence Society to the various religious Societies , inviting ... now opened the discussion of its evidences . struck the prisoner violently , when he was going to 10 THE EXAMINER .
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The Editor gives a summary of the evidence taken before Parliamentary Committees in 1816 and 1818 , from which it appears , by the testimony of eminent medical men who had made personal observation , that the average temperature in the ...
The Editor gives a summary of the evidence taken before Parliamentary Committees in 1816 and 1818 , from which it appears , by the testimony of eminent medical men who had made personal observation , that the average temperature in the ...
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Here we have evidence given week from the overseer ; in her terror and alarm , upon the receipt of this before a Committee of Parliament ; evidence given by men , when there are most ungracious letter from the parish lawyer ...
Here we have evidence given week from the overseer ; in her terror and alarm , upon the receipt of this before a Committee of Parliament ; evidence given by men , when there are most ungracious letter from the parish lawyer ...
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How comes this work to be the province of a bishop rather than a pres - The evidence was satisfactory , and though the Prisoner persisted in assertbyter of the Church of England ; the latter consecrate the bread and ing his innocence ...
How comes this work to be the province of a bishop rather than a pres - The evidence was satisfactory , and though the Prisoner persisted in assertbyter of the Church of England ; the latter consecrate the bread and ing his innocence ...
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Page 203 - English humanity, that heart must be callous indeed that could refuse its sympathy. I have seen the cow, the favourite cow, driven away, accompanied by the sighs, the tears, and the imprecations of a whole family, who were...
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| Title | The Examiner English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Albany Fonblanque, Leigh Hunt, John Forster |
| Publisher | John Hunt, 1825 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 15 Mar 2007 |
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