Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... snch a measure, if ever pass, will the signal of destruction to the landed interest. In England landed property may continue of some value; but tbat will little consolation to the land proprietors of Ireland. From Cape clear Carriekfergus— from the Hill ...
... to the house of a young woman, a friend of here, with whom she was going to take a cup of tea. While there he sent out for some beer, shortly after which he said he had been robbed of two sovereigns, and charged the young woman with having taken theta ...
... General Mina, the Spanish General of las, who opposed the march of the French army under the Duke d’Angoaleme, in 1825, over the Pyrenees, i» now quietly domiciled as a boarder in a family in Dough- ty-street, near the Foandling Hospital. It is quite ...
... enemy advanced to the bridge and set it on fire; while this was passing in the main army, General Lubienski, in his position at Nur, constantly observed the main army of Field-Marshal Diebitsch, posted in the vicinity of Siedlce, who, in consequence of ...
... was said that an army would be formed in Upper Scindc, but nothing positive was known on the subject. • In Lahore the usual system of intriguing, bullying, and mano..avring was going forward. At the date of the latest new the two armies, Sikhs and British ...
... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE INDIA r 'bo rdlo-ing diapatcb waa received aclicipaiion ai the Ore.land Mail id Pali., on Tuesday Marseille*, ** The India nail of the Ist of February announce* the taking of (swaiior, alter two combat*, io which the Bntiab j lost ...
... our men side of the river to cut it. were allowed to pass without moleéstation to the French. Each day the soldiers of both armies used to bathe together in the same stream, and” an exchange of rations, such as biscuit and ram, between the French and our ...
... 000 Ferozeshagh Aliwsl 8,000 400 8,400 Sobraon. 12,000 3,000 15,000 67,400 60,000 7,400 Total loss, 67,400! Take every man, woman, and child, in the towns of Aylesbury, Bucking. ham, Great Marlow, Wycombe, Leighton Buzzard, Eton, Bedford, Hertford, Bicester ...
... the I By onr extraordinary express in anticipation of the Overhle of the youngest child by cutting its throat with a razon land Mail, we have received dispatches from the North and afterwards attempted the life of aother child, which, West Province, to ...
... advices left Peslh the poaition of the two armies were each that no conditions eon reasonably 0111-red to the enemy or he accepted by the Imperial Go* Tern went. Upon taking the supreme command of the Imperial army the Brat care of Wehlen was withdraw it ...
... wing of tb» army, under Gen. Grey, had meanwhile assembled at] Jansi, and commenced its advance simultaneously with the force from Agra, The Gwalior chiefs seeing themselves placed betwixt a couple of magnificently-appointed advancing armies, and also knowing ...
... called, by the persoas frsm whom emanated. And this the return made by Ilia people Bog land, or rather. I would believo, few iadividuale, lb# gaUaßlCaadabar army,—that army wbicb was for so loag lime neglected, winch never* ikeless nobly upheld onr national ...