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... J. S.—Wa raqaoot him aoaaalt tha “DUgateh” of tho loth Daoomhar. Wo ban anally right foal diasatioflsd with earmdn amr Canaagsadanla, whom wa am. doing atmaat •Uige, (or Moving *f imagiaary (TtoTaac**, wkleh aaaaaTATiaa woaU aaariaoa thorn aaa iaaailattia I. laara refer Uaa aar aambars af tka Mth ami Daoaabar, aa ha will than perceive that hare act aagfeotad the exealleat Mr. Field an. The ...
... apt to say. How I should wish to look like that oiticer, although he has lost arm.” He forgets the starvation endured before going into action—the oeld and bitter nights spent in drenched clothes wet fields in bivouac—the momentary forgetfulness of all misery in action, until the shoulder-bone, shot, is splintered into bits; then the little sympathy felt, every one being for himself; then the ...
... DRURY-LANE THEATRE. The new ballet, the » Spirit the Air, produced this theatre on Saturday, was receired with great and aeserred faraur from the commencement the conclusion. The ilory founded upon the Pleiad,” and Spiril of the Air {H. EUler). who. like the lost sUr, becomes mortal upon receiving an impression of the tender passion, was beautifully personated. Her dancing excited much ...
... by the late ▼iritation, are beyond all conception. It i« almost impossible to conjecture the amount of the injury. A ship, with net cargo of provisions, has again tailed to>day, and the public subscriptions for the relief of the sufferers are most ample. At the bead of these is the Court; besides the 20.000 florma given by the Emperor, there are from tke Empress 5.000 florins : and from the ...
... -rf. have received advices ftawa Lisbon, of the' 10th instant, by the Tagal steamer,' which arrived at Falmouth Saturday. the 4th her Most Faithftrf*Majesty Donna Maria accc|jt« ...
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... Thb Canadas. —Advices of the escape of TheUer of Dodge have been received in Quebec. Rodier, one of the refugees, for whose sciiure Lord Goeford offered reward of 3001., has returned to Montreal. Qcbbec, Monday Evening, Six o’Clock.—“l hava ust learned that an express arrived about an hour ago with some serious despatches to his Excellency. It is said that Major-General Macdonnell has received ...
... London, Nor. 22, 1888. Sim, —In letter from Mr. Roebuck to yourself, which you published on the 10th. inst, it asserted, on the authority of Mr. Lafootaine and Mr. DavignoD, that I was employed by Lord Durham to negociate with Mr. Papiueau. Mr. Roebuck ears—“ An agent well known to be employed by Lord Durham’s administration, who is actually and openly in communication with bis chief secretary ...
... ever muddled a human brain. The labouring people in his quarter of the country are attached most warmly to him, because they know his friendship for them is as honest is strongly expressed. But man, worship is going by, and mere personal attachment is ceasing to be all-powerful. Mr. Oastler must very soon declare for or against Universal Suffrage. His great panacea for all our ills is nothing ...
... WITH WHICH IS INCOHPO HATED THE WEEKLY REHAX.O. of course experience additional embarrassment fro 111 this new event. When the next budget comes ont, some huge array of figures will found staring the people of England in the face, to defray the extraordinary expenses of these Indian movements. It is during this period Government should be pressed most zealously and unremittingly by the people. ...
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