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... good woman, my name's Dickenas and I can't cosne here every day. I neither ken nor care, what ,our nxmro is, but ye canoe got in sxcep' on the regular dayu, rpspontdej ,arberus. And theu, went on ths great. man, astourdod nt the old -woman's ignorant ...
... by Dr Con- nellan, hoise surgeon, and 31essrs Donnelana and ListOn-A woman named Ann Shark, suffering from fracture of the leg caused by a fall off a car in SaUdynomunt road; a woman named Sarah Dsrby, suffering from dislocation of the shoulder, the result ...
... 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 ...
... matter. Tho accession3 to e our army by new troops and militia were three tines giseater than our f0sses. These facts, when the axpadi- a tivl * oo planned, were untinown. It was utterly inM- possible to organiso a reserve army at Culpopper, as Lee had suggested ...
... Navy, haa receiveda despatch from Admiral Carpsnter, dated Chefoo yesterday, confirming the news that the Chinese fleet and land forts at Wei-Hai-Wei had surrendered. The Chinese Government has requested Mr Foster, American ex-Secretary of State, -t meet ...
... Podestrianismn, tha Ring, &c. Eight pages. One Penny. Office-Boy Court, Ludgaeto Hill. THE ARMY. A War Office return has bben printed, showing le a that of 8,081 men in the army who coa pleted their )ds limited service in 1864, 4,711 wert discharged; hr while ...
... FI:I'E TRADE IN LAND. cc' 3 E1 F ri1l`l: oF 311K Ib.';,EEiAN. Sin.-The subjcot of the tenure ard transfer of laud being again under consideration, will yoa permit me to state the ?? I have proposed for tihe establishment of free trade in land ?- 1.-The devolution ...
... 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 ...
... residence of one of the wealthiest men. The mother is one of the most cultured women who glace our land, and is, in the main, a common-seese, practical woman. But she has gone fashion-mad-a prevalent epidemic. It was a full-dress paity. The hours appointed ...
... 10 to S - SIr Reilly's nomination (t) GI 20 to 1 - Mr Deighton's nomination (t and o) el 20 to 1 - Mr Anderton's nomination (land o) _ 22 to 1 - Mr Hutchinson's nomination tt) i7 40 to 1 - Lord liaddington's nomination (t and o) *n 40 to 1 - -lr Vyner' ...
... dead, and he sent his brother to inquire into it. The woman (who was new present in court) was nicely laid out, and his brother thought she wea dead until he touched her forehead, and then foupd the woman was only shamming. TBBRIBLE WOUNDrIG CASE.-Oa. Monday ...