... remains which were found on the Wednesday were those of younger woman than Jane Jones, Good, was known to be. She was upwards of 40. and Mr. Allen, the surgeon, was of opinion that the murdered woman was about 28 years of age. Since expressing that opinion, ...

... to the of Children, and be able to obtain a good Character from her last situation. Also, a respectable young Woman (or middle-aged Woman would be preferred), of quiet habits, to wait on elderly Lady, and work well at her needle. For particulars, apply ...

... injured by earjv than late sowing. In the first place, the crop not uufreqnently sown before the land is properly cleaned ; in which ease the plants have an army of weeds to contend with in their earlv stages, and the mildew at a more advanced period of their ...

... de Neste being at that moment uppermost in his brain, be laid hold of the woman, and with tragic voice exclaimed, from that piece—“Je reconnois bleu la. Marguerite.” The poor woman's name happening singular chance be Marguerite, being struck with the wild ...

... the charge of Children, and be able to obtain a good Character from her last situation. Also, respectable young Woman (or middle-aged Woman would be preferred), of quiet habits, to wait on elderly Lady, and work well at her needle. For particulars, apply ...

... of volunteers, studenis of the University. A part of the squadron had sailed from Oporto towards Mondego Bay, to effect a landing upon that point. City, Two o’ Clock.—It is stated that the Conference held last evezing on the aflairs of Belgium, ended very ...

... January, the Diet declared the throne of I'oland vacant, j'rince Kmlziwill has been appointed commander-in-chief of the Polish army, and has addressed a proclamation to tlie troops, i'» he tells them that the fate of their country can now he decided on the ...

... —There now living in Liverpool, woman who in her 103 d year; but the most remarkable circumstance is, that she has had serving his Majesty the same time, nine sons the army, two soti3 in the navy, ami two sons-in-law in the army. Eleven sons have fallen in ...

... career has its attendant arduous duties ; know that the woman who has the courage to soar above puerile fears, and employs all the energies of her mind to follow a path of usefulness—know that such a woman must stoop low, very low, must find thorns deeply set ...

... from which the Union Jack is displayed in ho- nour of its completion. Army Prize officer who served nnder the Duke of Wellington during the Peninsular war, and entered Paris with the Army, and received his share of the Paris prize money, states that the Duke ...

... Duchess has a firm, almost martial carnage ; her step that of a heroine ; but the deep marks round her eyes show that her woman's spirit has deeply mourned her own calamities and those of her husband's house. The King, who never looked better, led her ...

... great terror of , the Canadians, who are like enough to regard them as an army of locusts come to devour all the goodly fruits of their own Egypt, and create a famine the land. But such be , the feeling with which this cloud of vultures will be regarded ...