... Way: she lent it oat in mortgages, and there are very few landed proprietors in the empire who are not her debtors. She discounted bills, sold gold, disposed herselfof the immense produce of her lands, and it is even said that, having visited France some ...

... Moot of her suns west itot the army. After the death of her husband, aboot twenty-five years ago, she removed to Belfast, atid lived by the sale of pork-steaks, and ether meat of chat kind, and was always a reakbyative woman, until about four years ago, ...

... enter' d the army at the early age of 16 years, and distinguished him- self greatly in the whole of the Peninsular ?? Packet, On the ad inst., at Anen, the Marquis of Mata Florida, President of the Re- gency of Urgel, in isegand General of the Army of Faith ...

... of his sincerity, anud of Lhe purity and active benevolence of his life. His earlier years were spent in the army. Lately, in Italy, a woman, aged 143, after having had eight husbands, the last of whom, lucky fellow, survived her. ...

... consequence of a young girl's father getting her married by the Rev. Mr Kennedy, though Father Cretty married the same young woman to another man the previous day. This affair will be the commencement of a suit at law, in which there will be a desperate ...

... leaves issue one daughter, already re. ned ferred to, died in 1842. 'log 'We find by Hart's Army List that he has hat served 57 years. He entered the army as ensign, ieir March 12, 1789; became lieoue iant and captain Jan. red 16, 1704, captain and ...

... av.enues were' as full' as they could poffibly be. The railing oh that fide' of the e cathedral was occupied by perfons (landing ey tqpon it. The' greatefl order was-flill obferved, And not tihe 'lea tendency to difutrbance was 4ifcoverable throughout ...

... day records the death of General Sir Rtonal Fergusen, a name equally dear _ to the army and to the friends of civil and religiolls liborty. Geneml Ferguson entered the army as an ensign on the 3rd of April, 17. 0, and asttained the rank of major-general ...

... appointed him General of Infantry, sad gave hire landed estates In Silesia, the rent-toll of which axceeded 10,000 dollars a ,esr. In 1815, it was chiefly Count Goeiiaenau who enabled the r'nissian Army, which had been defested by the French, near Ligny ...

... observations of the Earl of Harewood, the een chairman of the meeting, to the consideration of lte pro. a, V of prietors of Lands and Ilouses in this town snd county, b; Ins- especially to the owners of small Freeholds. GLASS NoNntco .-lMr. Powell's Exhibition ...

... horse artillery having taken up the most advantageous position which could be found for pouring destructiorn into the retiring army, the storm fell with merciless violence upon the fugitives, who were now struggling in one mighty confused mass to reach the ...

... yenshous! aid Ido, sincerety trust, and hope, consderh/ie (te Asty)desce that, the future conduct of' tca ing he ame emementon ?? Army will tie 1`egulacci bestsee upo 5/ens on he re-by their past, and that in foctue sent ocas~o, (Chers) .you will consider them ...