... France. Had Kkber lived your army in Egypt have perished. Had that imbecile attacked you on your landing with ao,oco, men, as he might have done, instead of the division Lanusse, your army would have been a meal for them. Your army WAS 37 Of 18,000 strong ...

... hear of the landing of Barradas at Tampico, than he issued his orders for all troops to march in that direction. Santa Anna himself, with a large force, embarked in open boats, and gal- lantly endured a dangerous voyage. He succeeded in landing near Tampico ...

... joys above What wiere angels 11po11 cartI', c Il without v olnal's love - U Sweet wvolliall's love. s TllE 1POWER OF WOMAN. r Ohs, wom'an! anl'O' with love's resistlcss pow'r, Ir 1Pow oft loes terror flash from thy full eye, A nfl thllunder hatig u11on ...

... had served in the army, and nr to labour for him in its discharge, to dispossess was respzetebly connected. He had spent a great pan, them and to bring labourers to dig his potato.; from a of the night in *irking 1 1 . Binds. The woman, .11eighbooring village ...

... nd qulatied, inl aorido tIlmortis, firom victim to victim. te At last, little Rosalia fotinil at protectress iti a goori to woman, named Buertot, who was the laundress (if sc- the prison, wvho, feeling for the forlorii condition st and charmed by the i ...

... understand that some cirear in the following det ac h e d sentences. Thank curnstances have lately occurred in the West of Eng. y land, which are likely to lead to disclosures of so deli- Heaven! m S Ily is blessed with a calf' s h ea d an d a cane a nature ...

... purposes As the wretch inflicted the wounds, the woman ran out of the house into the road, pursued by her assailant for a short distance, when he returned to the house, and found the deughrer of the woman, who had unhappily at that instant entered it, when ...

... some other landed proprietors, who are anxious to improve the condition of the labouring poor, and has allotted portions of land to some of them by way of experiment; and if it should be found to be really beneficial, a large quantity of land will then ...

... the Queen's funeral. The motion was negatived without a division. ARMY EIIIMATIM. Lord Palmerston moved the Order or the Day for the house going into • Committee of Supply on the Army Estimates. Col. Davies objected to the late hour (eleven o'clock.) ...

... partied by a yOung woman, called at the workhouse of St. Wes's, and made inquiry telative to the above child, which, on being produced, was caressed by the female in the most affectionate manner, and the infant WM bathed in teats. The woman was with difli• ...

... nor did they offer more violence than they sermid to think necessary . for the purpose of obtaining possession of he young woman. Geold—Leahy. who is charged ail h the abdu.-tion of Miss Goal, has been apprehended. The Ming will hold a levee on the rgrh ...

... between the unfor. tunxte man and his wife. The affair was laid before a neighbouring magistrate, *rho advised the hardened woman to abandon the disgraceful connexion, hut to no pos pose ; the acquaintance continued, and the de. ceased hearing of their ...