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... PyituoToLEs, who, as gemengravers, grace the age of Ar.ExANDER ; but considering the low state of the polite arts in Efig. land in the 15th and 16th centuries ; it is a spirited and masterly bust of our immortal Bard and bears every characters, of having ...
... this just tribute to the merits of our Army and our Navy, surely the anniversary of the Battle of Alexandria supplies such an occasion; for if we look at the army under Abercromby, from the moment of its landing in Egypt up to what I must call the great ...
... practised horrible cruelties. They ut, in and murdered the landed propnetoro; a certain pet son, of the name of Czarnoluskl, was first shut, and his Alta wattle. exhibitea ; the wife and children of the landed pro. l prietor Krasicki have been murdered. The health ...
... entitled, The Irish in the British Army. The Editor's observations 'on these letters were as follow :— No subject in the present state of the public mind in Ireland can be more intevesting than the state of the army. If the press did not at length interfere ...
... Assistant Sur.: geon in the Army, who some time since resided in Duke-street, St. James's, to fight a duel, and t hat the challenge had been communicated to Sir W. ADAMS by Mr. RENDALL, Who was understood to be an Officer in the Army. This affair coming to ...
... little thanks from the Directors at the India House. The little gallant army, notwithstanding the disappointment, were not disheartened, and prepared manfully to meet another army still more formidable than that which they had defeated, and Lord Ellenborough ...
... sick woman wanted to see him. Saw her and her situation. Never saw a female in such a situation. Had seen the woman before, but did not know her name. Witness did not examine her particularly, but she was terribly lacerated, and never saw a woman so ill ...
... the blessings of Almighty God ! of The King of Icings ! continue to accompany his days ! May these be yet long in the land which has now done justice to his capacious soul, and to the many excellencies of his noble nature !—And may an increasing ...
... discharged at one time. MURDER OF A WOMAN AT MANCHESTER. —On Sunday morning a woman, named Maria Connor, was cruelly murdered by a man with whom she cohabited, of the name of Wilkinson, a joiner. It appears the unfottunate woman had taken a few shillings out ...
... SERVICE IN THE ARMY. Captain LAYARD, according to notice, moved— That an humble address be presented to her Majesty, praying that she will be pleased to direct inquiry to be made how far the reduction of the period of service in the army, from the present ...
... between frou and madame, which is peculiar to Norway. In all parts of Scandinavia, excepting Norway and Denmark, every married woman may be called frou,madanze being a more honourable appellation; but in Norway and Denmark it is otherwise. There, every shipper's ...
... 1715, the last Earl joined that part of the rebel army which marched into England, and was taken at Preston, and conveyed prisoner to London, tried and found guilty, but contrived to make his escape in woman's clothes, the 4th of August, 1716. His estate ...