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... lived in an isolated house with his wife and son. They were sent for. The woman showed no emotion — the son threw himself on the body, uttering cries, but shed no tears. The woman said that her husband had left home in the morning for the neighbouring ...
... TtlE ARMY. TJie following general order relative to leaves of absence and furloughs has just been issued : — ?? GENERAL ORDER. Horse Guards, Oct. 4, 1852. The General Commanding-in-Chief is pleased to ap- prove of general officers commanding districts ...
... wa-1.-l good woman in her einployuicnt who. ii.i»i.L ■ ■ ■»' ; to this lorm of practical charity, said .i.c 1. - 1 ■>••*'' ' life seen a person more filthy. Iniruig '■• ?? Alice was attending school 1 1 oin the Sliviiei ' ■ : driuking woman, was much ...
... hand were contrived for the disembarkation of the troops. The Grenadiers landed from the Ripon, by means of a bridge of boats, on the morning after her arrival. The Coldstreams landed on the same morning, by means of large barges or punts. The extraordinary ...
... THE EXPEDITIONARY ARMY IN THE EAST FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT. MALTA, April 21. The new-born glory of Malta is rapidly on the wane. The Guards, the only portion of the expedi- tionary army that had not left for the East, embarked this morning in the ...
... hear.) Yet that was what we were risking with our Army. The wise man increased his manufacturing power when his business increased, but this was what we had not yet done with our Army. The result was our Army machinery was no longer able to meet effectively ...
... nunneries wre dissolved, and marriage for generations afterwards »a. woman s only recognised vocation. f in i£ has brought about an inevitable reaction. Wry nearly all the rights that woman claims for li,r>elf are admitted in our day. It is all the ru ,n ...
... NEW ARMY DRESS. TO THE EDITOR OV THE MORNING POST. Sib,— Allow me space this time in your impartial paper to remark on the observations made on the letter of Old Soldier in yours of Tuesday, the 26th September, by one who signs himself Ornamentalist ...
... reached over £6,250,000. There are now ! 28,500,000 acres of improved land, almost 20,000,000 acres | growiu.rgrain,ahdover29,ooo,oooacresin pasture. Tbe value of cultivated land was plac-.-d at fJ15.025.000. while that of the ; farm buildings reached ...
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... embalmed in the land where I was born. To return there is happiness.' Tiie King grunts his prayer, but makes a condition that he shall leave all his wives and children, all his gold, his silver, and his flocks behind him in the strange land ; then he promises ...
... Church, to be allowed to languish and to die in a foreign land without that spiritual con- solation which nearly all, when sick and dying, naturally looked for ? Was there a mother or was there a woman ! present,who having; a husband or relative engaged in ...