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... Shropshire woman, in the first number of Mr Hood's New Magazine.— Oh, Jane! never never marry into Ireland Singleness is much better than Dublin. Thank goodness, I'm not a Saxon, but from Shropsheer, or my days wouldn't be long to the land. Wat the Saxons ...
... only for relaxation, and whose rambles are circumscribed by beautifully cultivated lands, all may seem well enough, but him who has explored the thousand acres of waste land, (waste but highly improvable) within, even the limits Ayrshire, j there appears ...
... Foreign Intelligence. INDIA. The over-land mail brings intelligence from Bombay tho July. It is not first-rate importance, though it has some points interest. By order of the (;overu(>r- General, Sir Charles Napier, as tiovernor of Scinde, had convened ...
... conferred portion the Indian army ; but that was another exception to the rule, for these rewards had been conferred for brilliant scrvi.es rendered after great disasters. The adoption of the motion would not satisfy the army. If. had been asked, why d ...
... York, Norfolk, Castlerea»h, itt. Fox, Sheridan, Burdett, Canning, Peel, Wellington, &c. C-urious Circumstance.—A few days ago woman, almost lifeless, was discovered in a drain under a road, leading from dotting hill to Kensal-green. She was without any bonnet ...
... for the maitre d'hotel ; three Police Commissioners, a diamond ring each ; Sir Francis Collier, (who steered the barge on landing,) gold snuffbox with diamonds and initial; crew of the barge, 201. ; Mr Oliver Lang, master-shipwright, and Captain Smith ...
... widows, that an unooffenZling female should be thus rendered amenable to a law practically set aside by the usages tif the army. may be peculiar circumstances —as stattsi by Sir Henry liarbilge—why the pension lot be given in this rose. Hut if it is ...
... for cavalry and infantry two miles from Bristol. At the last sitting of the states of Hungary, the proportion extending tbj land-tax the nobles, was rejected majority to 13. The Government of the Netherlands has granted company authority to construct railway ...
... believe, would be sufficient to prove fatal to 40 persons unaccustomed to the use of the medicine. The deceased had been in the army. We have not heard the cause which led to the rash act.—Glasgow Herald. Sale of Ladies' Work.—The sale of Ladies' Work, for ...
... should imagine these experienced gentlemen will not require a referee. The Company have been permitted take possession of the land they require at Shap, where operations have already commenced, and as no difficulty whatever is anticipated in making terms ...
... Majesty certainly sera the army, you Awl than like trees, rimmed to the ground. I mar in et that the Krentlin war re-occupied by the 'finnan., the puttfolio of Henhier, the Wee 31inieter, wae found, giving • of the French army in Ramis, enwernting to 40141100 ...
... phao.vbically t IM imams. of the - Wine aid aWra ntereltant. * month, in Iheengter, Eel. * _ ea:amities to waich our waive army in the East nnost, machinety that all governments mocked Iny, princ:- Edinburgh. I March, and then only on the 34. in lime ...