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... THE ARMY. Since the 54th Regiment went to India they lost 34 officers, 1200 men, 51 Europeahiwomen, and 135 children, a=&rom disease, except 70, who were killed in thefield. We understand that the Commissariat Establishment in Dublin-is to be abolished ...
... shillings to every man, woman, and child; or four pounds to every family on the face of this earth. Were England to conquer all Europe, and levy a general poll-tax to pay off her present debt, she must have from every man, woman, and child, 51. 17s. 7d ...
... shillings to every man, woman, and child; or four pounds to every family on the face of this earth. Were England to conquer all Europe, and levy a general poll-tax to pay off her present debt, she must have from every man, woman, and child, 51. 17s. 7id ...
... shillings to every man, woman, and child; or four pounds to every family on the. face of this earth. Were England to conquer all Europe, and levy a general poll-tax to pay off her present debt, she -Must have from every man, woman, and child, 51. 17s. 7id ...
... child, indicate the determined character of the unfortunate woman's sacrifice of her own life. f George Robins has announced his intention, in our columts, to distribute 50,000 acres of selected land in America amongst farmers and mechanics who would emi- ...
... the abundance of provisions In our army; they say that Don Pedro will not allow the ex- Conde de Villa Plor to go out of Oporto. Letter# from Vallongo give an account of the review of the se- cond division of the army; while the King was inspecting the ...
... shillings to every man, woman; and child; or four pounds to every family on the face of this earth. ' Were England toiconquerall Europe, and levy'a general poll-tx to 'pay off her 'present debt; she must have from every man,'woman, and child, 51.. 17s. ...
... as it is at present. The inews from Peru is important. The Peru-Bolivian army, under the command of the Protector-General, Santa Crnz, hadbeen totally defeated by the invading army of Chili. The loss of the vanquished is reported to have been 311) ptisoners ...
... that our forefathers had a rightto bind us ; they might mortgage the crown lands, the Duchies of Cornwall and Lancaster, the corporation and church property, but not Eng- land. The law says that no son shall pay the debt of his father; but that the son ...
... possessed themselves of nearly every acre of land in the county, and in the let- ?? off this land to raise food for the nation, the tenants are completely at their mercy. Public lands, and crown lands, and church lands, by a most nefarious ...
... the State, unless he has been re- sident in Spain for twenty-five years, be married to a Spanish woman and have children, or have served ten years in the army, and provided that there is nothing un- favourable noted in the reports of his service. At the ...
... from robbing the State of its tax revenuie, the crowvn of its land [in law, sacra patti- 7nonia regll'], and from plundering by unfounded sir- charges loyal subjects (who owe no allegiance to land- lords, but venerate the crown) like - J. MORGAN. itTo show ...