... were procured ; Sir Edward and the stranger each took one, gained the ship, and after landing every hand on board, were the last to return on shore. On stepping upon land, the gallant Admiral, addressing his comrade in danger, exclaimed—“ Give me your hand ...

... employed in the native armies of India, are immediately to be put in force. Two officers holding superior commands have already been ordered home: the rest are expected to follow soon; and whilst the officers of the Indian army will have reason to co ...

... lodger; she came to me on Saturday night for a bed.” She !” interrupted the Magistrate ; what then he had a woman with him ?”—“ No, your Honour, no woman but myself.”—Mr Markland: Whom then do yon mean she Mrs Fleming: Why 4he man, to be sure, your Worship ...

... party will have it, that his visit was, or ought to have been, a political one, and that during his residence in his native land, he ought constantly to have been employed in collecting information, planning schemes, and concerting measures, for the i ...

... extending a long rod for his recuse. A woman, of the name Thompson, and her oldest child, a girl of about 11 or 12 years of age, were soon however carried beyond the reach of assistance, and unfortunately drowned. The poor woman was the mother of a large family ...

... readiness in their boats for landing. These measures in progress, the Burmese again returned (o their battery and commenced firing, which was again silenced by broadside from the Liffey, and the signal being made for the troops to land in the cider already stated ...

... few days since in the neighbourhood of Woodford, has excited a very considerable sensation there :— Elizabeth Cave, a young woman about 19 years of age, who lived in the service Forrest, Esq. a gentleman residing at Woodford, in consequence of getting her ...

... his Majesty various drawings for the interior of the Castle, and also report the progress of the various alterations. T)tc Army. —lt general); believed, in the Military circle*, that an augmentation of the Ann; is about to take place. Tkt Navy The riggers ...

... wanderit styll a craziewycht. And peice knew never again. Sir,—l have just received a letter from a woman calling herself Jean Fletcher. Who is this woman, who is in possession of this minute statement of facts ? No doubt some miscreant walking the streets ...

... before his sudden and rapid disasters, the nation was united and the army all powerful, but he would restrain opinion, and it recoiled upon him. He had the littleness to attempt silencing woman of some wit, more talent, and still more of presumptuous meddling ...

... happened for many years in this quarter. Last week a fine young.deer or buck was shot by Thomas Watt, Esq. of Allanhill, on the lands of Prior-Moor, within a short distance of this city. On Tuesday afternoon, small coasting sloop, called the Pitlour, belonging ...

... to, and the House adjourned at half past twelve o'clock. Friday, March 4. ARMY ESTIMATES. -- Lord Palmerston brought forward the Army Estimates proposing augmentation of the army to the extent of 10,Q00 men and £229,000 cxpences. This increase independently ...