... M'Carroll, was a very young man, • lieutenant in the 44th Benimeet, stationed at Weimer Barracks, near Deal. The prisoner kept the Ship itublictlouse upon the Eapl•nede at Dt al, and &came involved in the affair as follows : On the 29th March the deceased, who ...

... ladies who were at a school close t .featship:on in 11131, by an unmarried lady (since dead), recollect the fact of having lost seine small sums of money—suptiost d to have been tort, but which wero really stolen from them b: the advertiser, she will ...

... from the Religious Tract Society, are neatly covered, labelled and numbered to preserve them clean and prevent their being lost. We malerstand this society has been most generous in its grant of the tracts. BILIMINATION OF DILA,' Dl:mi.—An extenuation ...

... may fail in doing so. ID Case alto shollkl tail, THE STORY OF THE TRAVIATA.—This opent, thin groit and rich empire would be lost to cons. is well known, has exeitei much attention on account of mere*, industry, mid civilisation, when it would he its immorality ...

... only waiting for dogillght ester- Initiate us. As I told yea before, we wise Whig mere than a slob, al6 b ie im floi Me was lost, bat we did stamp to get into a geld, which had is the file slog the enemy • &beat two feet in \eight ea ear let were a few ...

... her craw, ereeptirg one man, periabed ; the ship uourte, Captain Jetod, from Rennin for Mars. ilk's, vas wreck. d at the Caps of Good Hope—first and aeoond • !horns end six man drowned ; the Wig wan lost fifteen miles east of lbygolli, on the coat of ...

... the Queen, accompanied by the Royal party, returned to the b3ws the ship, alters a dais bad been elevated. Oa Mr. Yore. sporogisiug for the Duds, unfluisLed state in which •he ship appe.red her Majesty expressed h.• great admiration of the first iicia ...

... timeliest asuor ' fur he attend. d his ota.str on all his traJing rip dAlene, and never desert-d his ship. One day, while the keel my in Bar on Haves, the dog wee lost, and great was the coutternation an consequence: diligent semen was made in the town and ne ...

... of a ementie e wand by the Coasveee. the Comma to the Senate, and from the Senate to the Cabot, and, we are sorry to say, lost nothing by the assent. The President was to demand indent satisfaction from the British Government, and severs was to be the ...

... the NM gs at Canton, wearing the river at different paints anchoring • steamer. The river to Ti• is of depth for the 'afloat ships now over the her, but above Tien-tsia to Pekin • distance of 80 miles, the water is said to be very shallow, boats drawing ...

... there are more heroes of the notebook than he. Why did not bold Irishman become the real hero of the whitebait dinner at the Ship? Pen or pencil, notebook or scrap of paper, wore equally unnecessary. It would not be the first dinner reported under disadvantages ...

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