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... firing from the fors? hey often he says discharge a hundred projectiles without iojur ing a man or ioducing the Germane to fire one shot in return :—The other day some officers from each side had a friendly chat between two of the oppoe;te outposts. The Prusaiane ...
... lie a perfectly take able topic for argament whether it wood be better to all Treaties serminable ra thee than pernet ur I, so as to peocide an oppoc tunity fir revi.ioo. But a man who, palliates , an salacious breach of a perpetual Treaty, dote a very ...
... property. Again, what he thought was a principal reason for making this change was, that he thought it was a more honest tiling to show the public. that they were making their prods upon 600 000 Z. thou they were making it upon a paid up capitol, of £5000.000 ...
... •8 I A . , . little or nothing of the battle. Beare lag fur a needle iu a haisraok is zdatitted it be • diMuolt task, but listen to &private's (eri, Molly a National Guard's) relation of an POlneuf. a id you will find the-e is eotnethit , ,. ...
... may have described in theirs, they ere a kind targe-hosrted, generous and grwtt tbeople.' But it.,lnehow I was a little uncno: fortabls tinder %his, and, though quite a rautablr, felt as if I were a representative, a sort of accidenlal ...
... tor, Mr. Gawthorn, went to the News Room a+ was hie castorn. and while eititng down read ing a newspaper the defendant, Mr. O'Connor, came up to him in a very rode manner, Tubbed a paper in his lace and takin; up a stick, struck eawthOrn ...
... investigat on -reauttAt in i a : • , a 9 0 -Chestnuts a a Ansi:ter fosynay, if the and aocoants n.* f‘taud straitly' I 0 , ~-will do roe any good.' . , • oortiot ; but,Sir Chat lee ou d 1 A 0 Week- tu lied ...
... prime —with the hare's still fresh and green that he won by a forenmio skill and a hold yet polished acumen whiob can cut like a diamond or atui , e like the hammer of Thor—and above all with a mid rich—above any other in the Island —in the priceless Lreasures ...
... early childhood to she mode most likely to drive a man on his ewe roonroes. His father and mother passed a miserable life] His father had eaid of his home Ora It was a very bell upon earth. His father was a man of violent , temper, rendering his home wretched ...
... YDROPHOBIA CURFD CHLORA L H YD RATE. A few weeks ago I was called to see a of genuine bydropb °lila. The case was a little boy twelve years old. He was bitten by a rabid dog four weeks before I was oalled to see him. The woond was outside of the thigh ...
... courts of law, criminal and civil i (0) The estab Ilehment and regulation of a common convict station and a oomison prison discipline; (7) The establishmeat and regulation of a general police force, and of the other protective forces of the Leeward Liao& ...
... pre('- had had been carried to him by the When sulphate of alumina is utied lib tit of e by addig io chat or common lime a soloime pilot, twenty miles out w a s in c e p, al epl. pound ot it is needed for every 106 of i of sulphurous acid, all the cost lies ...