... Way: she lent it oat in mortgages, and there are very few landed proprietors in the empire who are not her debtors. She discounted bills, sold gold, disposed herselfof the immense produce of her lands, and it is even said that, having visited France some ...

... Moot of her suns west itot the army. After the death of her husband, aboot twenty-five years ago, she removed to Belfast, atid lived by the sale of pork-steaks, and ether meat of chat kind, and was always a reakbyative woman, until about four years ago, ...

... enter' d the army at the early age of 16 years, and distinguished him- self greatly in the whole of the Peninsular ?? Packet, On the ad inst., at Anen, the Marquis of Mata Florida, President of the Re- gency of Urgel, in isegand General of the Army of Faith ...

... consequence of a young girl's father getting her married by the Rev. Mr Kennedy, though Father Cretty married the same young woman to another man the previous day. This affair will be the commencement of a suit at law, in which there will be a desperate ...

... appointed him General of Infantry, sad gave hire landed estates In Silesia, the rent-toll of which axceeded 10,000 dollars a ,esr. In 1815, it was chiefly Count Goeiiaenau who enabled the r'nissian Army, which had been defested by the French, near Ligny ...

... Aberdeenshire, &c.-Lord George William Russell (son), Celonel in the Army, Brigadier-General in' Portuggal, and Aid-de-Camp to the King-Elizabeth Anne (daughter-in-law), Bedchamber-woman to the Queen-Lord' Johr 6 (son), Secretary of State-Lord Wriothesley ...

... Lydia Brooks, some irteen years older, who lias a c wooden log, both of them paupers-the man chargeable to Stief- t brld, the woman to Middleton, vear Mitlock. The stibardf- nate actors in the comedy are Mr. Philip Satenien, and Mr. a David Walker, guardians ...

... grazing ?? to those enterprising agricultnrists who are spreading their docks andl herds over all parts of that great southern land. On the 2Sth ult. at his house, near Winkfield, Lieutensnt. General the lion. Sir Henry King, l.C.B. I-le was brother to the ...

... parent. Colonel Brerct a was very respectably coimected, and was about 52 years of age, 33 years of which had been spent in the army. -Thought never present in any remarkable cengagemeint, he had acquired the repu- tation of being a trustworthy and meritorious ...

... Nfockpoit efdvertiser. FRSENCHI AtO ENoLtasH TRAVELLING.--A ?? -writer, describtng the state of travelling ?? France and in Eng- E land, says, iIn Frai ce the postilions are frequently drunk, vr always dirty, and the moat coarse and intractable people in the ...

... the seat of his late distinguished brother, the Hon. Henry Erskine. Hav- ing been at sea, he was completely drenched on landing, e by which he caught a cold that brought on a violent in- flammation of the lungs, which in a few days put a pe- riod to ...

... Our ony awfl ad ightfril Liege Lord William theFutL by the Grace of God, King of the United KingdlomoGra H( Britain and Ir~land, Defender of the Faith. TowhmW Ri do acknowvledge all faith and constant obedie nce with all no hearty and humble affection ...