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... resided in Sir Wheeler Cuffe’s lodpte. One day in that n'°‘ woman called at the lodge, and f w '“' for drink of water; there, was man the hou»e, and witness desired her little daughter to give the woman drink milk , the stranger then was nitv to see such decent ...
... breach of nromiae of marriage. Thenlaintiflf a ttonng woman of the of 19, who came forward -com»»t fl ; wanton unnnncipled abandonment it premia - '•a'cnlat-d at all ti nea to iniore the feelinga of any woman, and injure, if not her character, at least h»r ...
... THE ARMY The 62d Regiment, now at Limerick, is to proceed to Madras* the spring of the present v Mr *° the BJih, which is to return to Europe. The 571 h Regiment will proceed form Sooth Wales Madras, the arrival from England of the head-quarters of thel’ith ...
... THE ARMY. Drafts of the 47th, 72nd, and 7W» Regiments, eoasistioc of officers and men. under the commend Captain Go wan. Regiment, were embarked by the Comet steamer, Thursday and Saturday last, bosnl the- Courier” freight ship Cove. She sailed yester ...
... THE ARMY. PRO.MOTIOX FROM THE RANKS. AND REWARDS FOR GOOD SERVICES. A warrant w.n pTOmntgatcd yesterday com*nand of her Majesty, fo** t ie purpose of affording a greater^ncouragcment to the non-com missioned o ficcrs aad soldiers 01 the army who may have ...
... t ty Roscommon three from Athlone. •complying with inst.. at Bcr- A woman was also shot o ■ from Ath . rysjiu the Siat •/ *he would loud, in consequence of her the devd let her land to any one she pleased, thank’s to Captaira Rock-” ar(lcd i apa- Is such ...
... THE ARMY. Of the fourteen chief commands, at home and abroad, only two are held by noblemen, and these two have been created peers for their military services—one the Dukeot Wellington, the other Lord Seaton, Just relieved from his command. Captain George ...
... noticing tor some time—but Pie which has arisen, not from land, but Irom mother cause totally unconnected with agrarian disturbance—namely, the refusal of the victim to |ermit his brother to marry a woman by whom, itu i said, he had child. The facts of this ...
... THE ARMY in anini«rrapted sacecssion. 'With respect to damages, let them consider the state the parties ; the plaintiff was man to whom money could be no object; the Dt was the youcgest son of a large family, and they knew that the youngest son of the ...
... addressed the court and suo— M 1 declare to you and to Almighty God, that 1 never took the life of that woman. Susan Butcher is the cause rb«t poor woman being lost. She is the cause of aIL When we left Mrs. Hester’s, Jane declared that •he would destroy ...
... Brkvk.t—Major C. J. F. Russell, of the 66th Foot, to l»o liculonant-colonel the army ; ...
... THE ARMY. The grand division of the 78th Highlanders look their departure yesterday from our city, and embarked in the Glasgow steam-boat for Liverpool, thence proceed the scene of war in India. They left the Royal Barracks at about two o'clock accompanied ...