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... fall back upon that place, could well defy the whole Russian army to effect a dislodgement. On the 6th inst. (the Russian Christmas) the Cossacks paid us visit, and approached large numbers (supposed 5,000) to within four or five miles of this place. The ...
... smaller poultry, forming the good cheer which had been sent out by friends in England to give the soldiers and sailors merry Christmas—(cheers). I cannot conclude without alluding also to the national forethought exhibited in the supplies sent out by subscription ...
... the sight, and she repeatedly reprehended herself tor having parted with her. She said that the child went by the name of Christmas, and subsequent ii.quirks elicited ihe fact of that having been the maiden name M.s. Somuier, whose parents are most respectable ...
... management of Mr. Frederik had become world-famous as the sent of music and of song. The cession this theatre just previously 11 Christmas to Mr. Anderson, the so-called Wizard of the North, for a few week?, y the then lessees, has been very generally condemned ...
... house : but in its architecture it is undistinguishable from the thatched houses in the suburbs. Races are held here every Christmas for two or three days and the horses are ridden by amateur jockeys. To the south side of the cathedrd, this the larger part ...
... reached London most miserable state, and by the help of his cousin he got into the market again. He then did better, and last Christmas twelve months he got married. His trade had been very low for the last six weeks, and he just managed to crack a crust;' ...
... Tub at Islington,—At Central Criminal Court, aged -1, a married woman, was indicted for the wilful mrrder of Celestiue Christmas, aged 10, her illegitimate daughter, by cutting her throat on the ICth February last, Liv ton-street, Islington. The prisoner ...
... father of deceased, John Welsh, Irish labourer, arrived this country with his wife and seven children, shortly before last Christmas. About five weeks since he deserted his family, leaving them wholly destitute in miserable lodging house. The family consisted ...
... footpath leading from Milkstone-road to Stoneyfield, in the borough of Rochdale; also the PASTURAGE of the After-Grass, until Christmas next. Tho Hay Grass will be sold lots suit purchasers, and the auctioneer has great pleasure in calling the attention of ...
... except as to the date of the termination of the tenancies. Chadwick's ended in May, Messrs. Francis and Son's terminated at Christmas. Chadwick had suffered no loss, for he was still in possession. He ought to have quitted possession, and then his claim would ...
... arrangement, the Court will leave the Castle for the Isle of Wight on Thursday, the of December, and return Windsor, for the Christmas festivities, Tuesday, the proximo. ...
... November, 1856. THOMAS HARRISON. EDMUND HARRISON LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILWAY. Alteration of Trains for December, 1858. THE CHRISTMAS DAY WILL RUN AS ON SUNDAYS. THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that, on and after MONDAY, December Ist, 1856, tho following ...