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... Kings of Europe are perplexed in the endeavour to solve the difficult problem consequent on all thisto reign by the power of an army, yet according to the forms of representative government. In Cabinets and throughout countries, at present, the great struggle ...
... when file police, alarmed by the cry, burst into one of the houses, and found that their as- ⢠sistance was invoked by woman whose husband had murthered her altogether,â throwing plum pudding her head. , Alderman Htjhpueet.âWas there other violence ...
... several packs of hounds: shooting and tuning, superior sUbling, and several acre- of park-like land. For particulars applj to Messrs. Hedger and Co.. Land Agents, 10, n iL s ?? t _lL C •^-'e*don. 'I^HE Widow ot a Clergyman can receive into her JL family ...
... other spring tide, slab a strong wind DI /wing on the land. Portions of the east coast hays Mitred hum flooded, in consequence of a eating Mirth wind blowing ap the waters of a awing tide open tits land. Wise precautions were taken in various parts of the ...
... Hie foreigner, who “““I free traders 7*“? ,; lle y. b ,nt wlmt, he would Ulte to know, was Ilroli !S,‘ ! nt of > lf •‘•nding army were de- Ths 1 secret this, that if they wished to perpetual pace, they should always be prepared for b?fo ...
... employed if the proprietors of land become so straitened in their circumstances as to be unable to pay them their wages? A Vaice—Why don't the landierele reduce the price of the land ? (Cheers.) Sir D. Roche-1f the price of land, the price of food. and of ...
... of the money for the payment. Mr. Samuel's trimmer, who had charge of the delivery and payment of the goods, informed the woman that he could not leave them without the money, and if the latter was not forthcoming the clothes must be returned to Mr. Samuel ...
... g all the canals, all the wagons, mails, and stage coaches, post-chaises, and, in short, every other mode of conveyance by land and by water, we deem them and their visionary schemes unworthy of notice. What, fur instance, can be more palpably absurd ...
... in reasoning, forty-nine fiftieths of the owners of land in Ireland are Protestants, and Mr. Bright complains that the land pays for the Church which represents the religion of the owners of the land. This is the grievance ! The Times of this morning disputes ...
... young woman, and one very likely, from appe irnnce, to impose upon parties ignorant of t;r character. —Edinburgh Advtrtiur. (Advertisement.)—A Lieutenant op Dragoons Crßir v Rheumatism by Holloway’s Ointment and officer, who is in the Dutch army, states ...
... marked difference in the increase of barley, both to quantity and weight of grain, grown upon land that lias been limed, compared with that grown upon land which has not been limed. Lime has likewise considerable effect in ripening grain. farms in this ...
... desired Colonel Grey to return Mr. Nelson Lee his thanks. —'Windsor Castle, Jan. 5, 1850. THE LANDING -STAGE.--The waiting snd refreshment rooms on the grf at landing -stage, St. George's Pier, are at length compl, ted ;and we understand that they will be ...