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... and assistants, and will be attached by Mr. Rawlin6on to the Army Works Corps, or selected from that body, and entrusted with the special care of the hospitals, &c., in these respects. This Army Works Corps will not only take the place of Sir Moreton Petos ...

... be not, as We ,, have supposed, the oldest woman in the world. t ' Holloway's Pills a Superior Remedy for Affections of the a Chest and Diseases of the 'Lungs.-Pridget M'Bride, a re- f spectable young Woman, residing at Carregart, Ireland, was afflicted ...

... d, after a lengthened tour all over Europe sad the Eaut, in which he hu visited aI the capitals on the Continent, the Holy Land, 4bo Camp of Omar Pasba, &c. We are happy to state that eneral Sit Charles enjoys good health, end Is as ready for active ...

... of reason- ing. The second essay isone on the interesting question, How woman may best fulfil her religious and domestic duties as wife and a mother. It is written by a woman (Mrs. M. A. Stace), and is marked by a tone of ardent religious feeling. The ...

... mentioned the Limerick project, We rejoice we have to name , anothier to connect between New York, St. John's, Newfound- I land, and Galway. Three gentlemea of this city, personally I ,known to us, purchased the steamship William Norris, at the I U.S ...