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... EXPENCE OF THE ARMY. A document has just been issued the Treasury Chambers, Whitehall, from which we learn that the total expense of the army in 1835-6 was £6,188,291, which in 1842-3 had increased to £6,602,312. The expense of the navy in 1835-6 was ...
... another, horses ; and the third, living images of the Almighty Father — a bureau, a horse, a woman ! ' How much for Maria, gentleman ? a very valu- able woman, and sold for no fault.' And Maria was much more white than black — more American than African ...
... sulted by those persons, and upon Ryan remonstrating, and attempting to protect the woman, the fellows beat him to death. While they were perpetrating the murder the woman escaped, and ran to the next police station, where, in a few minutes, the body of ...
... THE ARMY.—GENERAL ORDER. Hone Guards, July 18, 1828. His Majesty, being desirous to encourage officers to become settlen in the British North American provinces, is pleased command that grants of land, in the proportions undermentioned, shall, on the ...
... LOSS ANOTHER CONVICT SHIP. TWO 11 INDUED AND TWENTY -FOCR SOILS LOST. arrival from Van Dicman’s Land, letters have been received to the July. They mention the total wreck of another convict ship, attended with the loss of nut less than lives, which lias ...
... occupier of his land ; in almost every case he is its occupying cultivator. The revolution of 1789, and the republican government which ensued, in abrogating the law of primogeniture, proceeded to legislate for the future disposition of landed property on ...
... FOREIGN INTKLLICEJSCE. _ Intelligence from Spain announces the ret re- | ol Valdez, the commander ot the Queen army and also the Biiboa, had been besieged by the (.ailists. is rumoured that the retirement Valdez was occasioned bv the appointment the Marquis ...
... lovely dream, whooe light ‘Thou couldst imitiorts! A land wherein earth's sons For ever might abide, unchecked communion, In the fulness of their pride. northern warrior, Had bis Elysium too; His martial land of promise, kept For gallant hearts, and true; And ...
... n). Governor of Tipperary. A Lieut. General in Army, He has sine, ure* to the amount of 3,127/. His brother, F. 11. Hutchinson, smeeme, 350/. See his brother, Lo*d Hutchinson. Several relations the Army.— -C4.377. DORCHESTER, E. (Cailetoi'). His mcther ...
... hearing the coni tents of the proclamation, sent him away without suffering h'rtq to publish to the army. Henry was j was now greatly alarmed, and his whole army bore proportion that of the insurgents; therei fore issued a proclamation, commanding all the noj ...
... perfect, Woman was extracted from Ais substance to be woven into a finer texture of creative thought. She was, as it were, an sublimation of Di- vine Fancy. Fallen now indeed! Yet there ie union still ; for Man has fallen too! To injur- ing Woman Man wounds ...
... following account of the present position of the various armies in Hungary :— The principal camp of Haynan on the 18th still in Temesvar ; that of Jellachich at Uipecs. Arad is in possession of the Ist army corps, commanded hy Schlick, which again was in connexion ...