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... the east coast of country been harvested in order and are crop in yield and in breadth of land sown : but on tbe north-west of Ireland and on tbeir mountain lands where eultivation of them is extensive in Scotland and in the districts of England a great ...
... wheel (in the 0, of the tread-mill). when Ban's Straits. A good look out was kept Air land• which was Caudell's datum of Holley - r, as well as to those of the army, the stream suddenly tocrensed. out Sowed in with such madv uri the Ilth of May. at U ...
... MARIA DA GLORIA! Mltft CBAWFOBD land hand— patriot rise And paean to dies Maria Gloria ! of bloom gloom Thv virgin shall light falling look bright Maria da Gloria ! shall the and despot feel freeman’s arm the freeman’s steel And sink their inglorious ...
... officers of the navy and army; they are quite different to hard-working farmers at home. There are several men possessing 30,000 acres of land, and an equal number of sheep. Wool-growing is all the rage; indeed, a great portion of the land is fit for nothing ...
... INDIAN some of the tribes of I the Brazilians as soots as the woman has been delivered, the husband takes to bin hammock. and receives the isits of his friends, as if be were really sick. The woman, on the other baud, goes into the stream and attends to her ...
... ple an- nounces that the Egyptian army had actually com- menced its retreat. The Reis Effendi had commu- nicated the fact to the Foreign Ambassadors, and Count Orloff repeated his declaration that the Rus- sian army should retire as soon as he was certain ...
... had seen individual resembling the prisoner, rowing across the North river in small boat; that had watched him, and saw him land about half mde below the lintish outposts; that he had fastened his boat to the shore and proceeded m the direction of the ...
... in which lie had himself indicted the pun- Isbasent. The woman was pregnant, and he told his story very clearly. This woman had been punished in HIM way. What made believe it was.—this was a woman who had carried some complaint to Mr. Wildman she complained ...
... sod All material. for to the withoad any land csrriage. The Estate is creel see., sod divided into Farms of varin.is ' sizes, which arc Ire to resneetable tenants, all of wbodi are to quit at Led day nest. The land is of the best description, and deb minerals ...
... with decided indignity. Her Majesty's parker Spiv. nearly due, with the next mails will doubtless bring partkulan. BRITISH ARMY MIRRICA.Tbe British regular troops quarters,: in Canada and at Halifax nember 11,000 infautry and 500 talery, exclusive of ...
... efficient officers, return to Spain in this vessel. There have bern ship'ed likewise about 50,000 pairs of shoes for the Spanish Army. We have advices from the frontiers of Poland to the 29th of April. They state that the Cara was preparing to relax his severity ...
... crowd saitl,Tormar did r,uitt right to shoot Lim; no man here would not do tht same to any man who world take land over our heads. A woman named Mary Devlin, one atilt's, who rescued Tormar in the first instance, wa. after. war Is apprehended. The coroner's ...