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... Tenement, Fisher's Tenement, Prescot's Ttnement, Birkacre, ?? Tenement ; and a MESSUAGE and LANDS, at Chorley-moor; con- Uioiog together 443 a. lr. 20p. of Land, statute ■easure ; toeetber wiih Ibe FOUR several MI M 84, VEINS, nnd BEDS or COAL, wllbin ...
... culars, obtained cal me within sight of Jan. last t he opposing armies yt We something more each other, ata town called M ‘The atriot army com. then 40 leagu: es from Arica. he Royal Army by manded by General Alvarado, t Dispositions wére the Generals ...
... Fontayne vas stopped and obliged to pro- lots of land from £300 to £50 te, as were also the two Dir- dcoaches. Similar impediments deal at about £100 land, containing the Ludlow and Montgomery vsbury, the low lands in the Wilson, Esq. for | lich were totally ...
... hope will be a warning to all such s. degraded beasts. AssCharge of A udt-Mr. Florence Egan, a landing- d waiter in our Custom-house, was charged by a young woman, who had- been his servant, with a rude assault as upon her in his office, on the 23d April ...
... resolutions the subject the Land Tax, which, like most of his ctlorts in that way, w ere put down moment they were ’airly in possession of the House. The Chancellor of the Exchequer shewed that the assumed amount jf the Land Tux in the first Resolution ...
... acres cultivated land for every living soul, man, woman, and child, the country. Let us suppose the whole population to be distributed over the country, ar.d to consist, on the average, families of seven persons, two men and a woman, or two women and ...
... e, and directs that any sun of money which may have been advanced bin* purchase army commissions, or tor other purposes, shall considered as gilts, nor loans. Some lands which had been bequeathed him by his late sister, Kli/.ahth Garth, leaves to Ills ...
... in Germany, j who had intended to join the Russian army volunteers, had determined, calculating long period of inaction, to postpone their journey till the spring. If this opinion! the stvtc of the army hi* correct, not unlikely that the effort to made ...
... a worthless thing ! Oh! woman's love—at times 1° may Seem cold or eloufied,. but it burne With true udevinting ray. Nor ever from tts turns. Its sunshine isa + afrown The heavy that weighs it down = A tear its weapon Of woman's tearg—there’s danger there ...
... Colonel ia ibe army. 26. Griffiths, the patricide, is buried in the cross-roads formed by taion-street and ibe King's- road. The horrible cercmooy ef driving a stake through the body was dispensed with. 26. A whole swarm of bees lighted apoo a woman's neck, ...
... a strange mar. and woman, besides M'Dougall and the old woman he strange man and woman are called Grey. old woman was washing her short-gown. It was reddish stripped. It is the one shown to him. Was in .Airs. Connaway betwixt (land o'clock. ...
... day fortnight. THE RUSSIAN ARMY. Mr. ItttorGllAM wished know from the Right Hon. Gentleman whether there was any truth in a report which had very generally got abroad, that the Emperor of Russia had collected a very large army on the Viyul.i. ! Mr. Canning ...