... attempts at anarchy with a powerful hand. The agent of a New York paper writes f.om the seat government, that a few days an army nearly 3,000 men, with three men war and cutters, would appear off the bar of Charleston, to enforce the orders of government ...

... soisaharrow.su is Hail, in spade, so also is land. Land is neither more nor less than agricultural impleinent.—a machine, upon which, the application «»f other ini piemen t.s, machine*, tools, corn is manufactnrid. Land just a* much implement or machine a ...

... the town land neighbourhood, who are already much indebted the railway proprietors for the reduced price at which they now bbtain this most useful article of domestic nse.-b/i. A Curious Fact.—ln the village of Farnsfield, Nitts, •here is woman entered ...

... gift ». Witness desired him to call again, and had him taken into custtuh, and the children and woman, whom called sometimes his wife, and sometimes his woman, were at home at his lodgings, in a very comfortable way. had run up a lull for rent at his landlord's ...

... that the elect mem was brought reco\ t he manor and lands I lornby, and also the great and small tithes there: for the manor of Tathain and laud, and great and small tithes there : for great ipiantity land m the county of .an caster. The value of the im»- ...

... deelarevl that it was not produced hewnuM thrash the whole gaii : this threat had the ili*sired effect; the deposit had passed to woman, who, rinding it impossible to evade the demand any longer, very prudently produced the same, much to the amusement of the ...

... Irish Gentleman, in search of a Hdiyion.V) There shines all-pervading grace, A charm diffused through every part If perfect woman’s form and face. That steals like light into man’s neart. Her look to his eyes a beam loveliness that never sets; Her voice ...

... scoring. Howe’er this be, there never were yet Seven letters of the alphabet. That, ’twixt them, formed grim a spell, Or scared a Land of Gulls well. As did this awful riddle-me-ree T. H. E. 1). E. B. T. Hark !—it struggling Freedom’s cry : Help, help, nations ...

... Ayrshire, religious controversy took place between some Protestants and Catholics, which ended in tight very serious nature. A woman belonging one of the contending parties suffered much that brought ou premature accouchement, and her child, who was ushered ...

... to prove its futility. Those who agreed in favour these propositions certainly admitted that the consequence would to throw land out of cultivation and the cultivators laud out of employment: but they contended that other channels of employment would opened ...

... Indians secured by One hundred Acts of Parliament. (Cheers.) I say there will no security whatever for any property—in houses, land, or money, if this first act gross violation and spoliation is permitted. The following were among the other resolutions •; ...

... Ham Common. Long Stow, in Cambridgeshire, the residence of F. Pym, Esq. and 1000 acres of land. The Cartmel Estate, near to Windermere Lake, and 630 acres of land. Walsh Porter's once admired Villa on the banks of the Thames _ Mrs. Spence's, at Cranford; ...