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... THE WESTERN STIR, SiTURDIT, MUM THE ARMY. I EMIGRA7ION. Miami -Every woman is born with a naternl taste for snagglialf- This '6y be anointed for by the spirit of esetradietioe then Is In the sew, which sakes them duty to op the resograised customs of ...
... draw back to England ; whereas it the land is put to work, it is able to support every man, woman, and child in it, and as many more in cestalort. , TlMMS—Yearly , (If In whams.) au Credit, Magi* __lts. Pence THE ARMY. PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGES. WAR-01MM ...
... Clanricarde. Jame* Larkin, sworn and examined —ls shepherd to Mr. Li Arcy, on the lands et Low pork. On the night of the 24th inst. missed fire sheep, prime wethers, from the said lands; went in search of them, and traced them to Bellinasloe, where he found them ...
... establish• meats cannot be ted withoiat considerable expense, all of which comes off the land. Every institution to which you turn yourself, in tact, is supported by the land, and can we any longer feel ourselves unconcerned isaout the welfare of the agricultural ...
... property here are unilergoinz a revolution more destructive than any attending the track of plundering armies; more ruinous than the worst since other lands were devastated in past days by barbarians. or since this was overrun by the exterrrinator, Cromwell ...
... lfety lay to titer tt e I r people. cr..ppaig ot thew lands (leap 01 , their Ul to t err go and tho patlietiiolv and tot cioly re- : inon-tiatea Jusepti, ‘Vherefore a thine eye., both we our land our tor bread, and we dirt* our will unto rtiaroali ...
... ens* in the BIWA army. And it is high time; and we hope some of our military readers will ' have their vanity wounded, if we venture to pot them the followiag wised= :— W bee the afocesaid ignorance «see, how keg will the British army last IS it to ...
... passengers during theorise period. The bodies of 40 &duke and 47 been landed the vessels there and waned we the island. The pasurgen of th• Free Trader, Sagunsy. Larch, aad Ganges had landed fur was of roma , Jll the islaad. AFFAIRS OF ITALY. Letters Tune ...
... her family, who came to her assistance. The Doctor and Priest were immediately sent for, but t .e pn or woman very shortly after expired in great army. On Monday morning an inquest was held on the body, befire .J. Dillon, Bei. County Coroner: ten witne ...
... public y happy land.is their superstition about our females- 1 h I'h at during the night, be avoided. 10. Let the use of ' cold'd bead are both sick. Can . work.; others go as bricklayers, or Lang about should never be conquered until a woman reigned tbewhole ...
... sin.—Enanye/ist. FiNAL. NOBILITY. -A writer in CAlnssises, thus beautifully paints Wes , finale nobility :.-- The woman; says he, past land ill clad as she maybe, who balances bee L indens and espenditnre,--who toils and sweat, la illleeplaing mood among ...
... empires AliS!riA an t l Babylon, and Persia, and Greece, and Mae? Where is now the immense army of Nettles, which seemed to darken Asia, and to sinlowith its weight the land of Greece? Whvie are the exhaustless hordes of barbarians issued from the North to overwhelm ...