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... Buckingham Palace, London. [date not filed.) ' Monsieur,—l have the honour to communicate the intelligence of the landing of the Army under my command. on the Coast of Dover, with the submisaion of the capital of England. I write this in the Palace of ...
... the present day appear; so calm, stood motionless, client, afflicted, concealing their tears, the Old Guard of the Imperial Army. This Old ()used, whose very. name overthrew capitals, had fought upon every field of battle in the world. They were at Arcola ...
... Provost and Magistrates continued for some time in consultation on the platform, making arrangements for the landing. At the place of landing, there is • splendid triumphal arch, erected, surmounted by the Royal Arms, above which there were four flags ...
... harness was also destroyed.— Fife Herald. Woman Drotcncd. —On Saturday last, a melancholy accident happened to a woman of the name of Maclean, from tho heights of Dunvornic, Fcrrintosh. It appears that the ill-fated woman vent to {rather muscles on the sea-shore ...
... tell you, you will spoil the children ; you know I never interfere when you see fit to punish a child ; it's strange that • woman can never do anything Can never do anything faith, Mr Snooks, If nobody did anything right in the house but yourself, what ...
... rabbits and hares to be destroyed which cause some humble people, on land of mine, to kill for him. Being myself a landlord, and possessing land right in the midst of the greatest landed proprietors of the kingdom and the most ferocious Protectionists, I ...
... embarked for that destination on the 19th, and a squadron of chasseurs and a hattery of artillery were to proceed thither by land. The Marshal oxrocud to be absent about fifteen days. On the 10th, Ali Ouled Sadi was be. headed at Milianah, by order of the ...
... men and women of Birmingham in this cause. lie hail seen n woman come with her eighteenpenee in copper, and two odd-farthings besides, to make up the amount of the Con• tribntion. Ito knew a woman who was a member of the society, and her name was Mary. One ...
... served no less than sixty-five years in the armies which best supported the sane of his unfortunate native country. General Nialachowski was ono of the distinguished members of the six armies, viz. ' the army of General Kosimsuko , of the Polish Legion ...
... the 14th of Febraary the army encamped at Kussoor, thirty-two miles from Lahore. From this place on that day the Governor-General issued the following proclamation; * Ford* Department, Knsaoor, February 14,1&4G. ‘The Sikh army has been expelled from the ...
... ANT) AM'itttkii AND AN OLD' llonoP. SuccrssPvt..--An industrious, res-1 pectaOle woman, of the name of Young, a widow, resident in the I l imber Mhrket, who lees todgings; had ber son's watch carried away from her house, on the evening of Monthly last; ...
... rescued her from her very perilous situation. We are happy to say that the lady has sustained no serious injury. [Such a young woman is worth a Jew's eye!] ON DIT that in cue Lord Morpeth's elevation to the Upper House by writ, the Chancellor of the Exchequer ...