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... iANN WE1LLLINGTON, :he Soldier's Daughter, Wife. and WVidow.-A son of this remarkable woman was killed at the batt3e of lukerman, and she has still other sonS in the army. Ipswich: J. 31. BvavTo% and Co., and all Booksellers J. IM. BURTONTi & CO., IPSWICH ...
... of the Allied Troops for the Crimes. C The Combined Flests at Sea. P CAPE CHERSONESE kSunset), e SEBASTOPOL. n LA-NDING OF TH3E ALLIED ARMIES IN THE V CRINEk. f THE BATTLE OF ALMA, f THE ASCENT OF THE HEIGHTS. t Triumphant Attack of the Guards and Highlanders ...
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... the French army encounters the enemy England stands perfectly independent of all foreign relations. To remain neutral is moral duty as well as statesmanlike policy, but from the hour when the French Emperor crosses the frontier into a land not his own ...
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... warmer; and that it would be most fortunate indeed if the people of Italy and the liberating armies did not sutler from pestilence. It also stated that the Austrian army is suffering from typhus. If these rumours be true, it is not improbable that the presence ...
... Embarkation of the Allied Troops for the Crimea. T'he Combined Fieets at Sea. CAPE CHERSONESE (Sunset), ( SEBASTOPOL. LANDING OF TLE ALLIED ARMIES IN THE CRIaIEk. r THE BATTLE OF ALMA, i THE ASCENiC OF THE HEIGHTS. a Tritmphant Attack of the Guards and Highlanders ...
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... Auction Clerk. The above Lands are situate within three miles of the town of Armagh, and are in the Poor Lawv Union of Armagh. The high road from Armagh to Killylea passes through the lands. The Surveyor states in his report that the lands are well suited to ...
... the Agricultural, Mercan- tile Interests, Constabulary, and Army of Ireland. HORSES, VEHICLES, HARNESS, PIGS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, AND POULTRY. To the Noblemen, Gontlomen, Clergymen and Landed Prit- nrietors of Ireland. TUlE ROYAL HIBERNIAN HORSE RErOSITORY ...
... puposes, than before. If their * army of Eng. land' were to perisli to man, they would console themselves with the thought that they had died like heroes and patriots for the good of their country. The loss of the army of Russia in 1812 did not discourage ...