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... objected to such thing?—A corner in a woman'* heart! Once get there, and you may soon command the entire domain, A corner in the Temple of Fame ! Arnve at that, and you become immortal. Half-A'l-int of Ale. —A Yard of Land. —It i* not often, we dare aay, that ...
... without his coat, and his shirt sleeves wore tacked up. The officers went through the house into the yard at the back, and saw a woman coming through an opening of the fence, which divides the yard of No. 1 from the yard of No. 2, Albert-road ; and upon entering ...
... nTalo. X Ctetrtopdom. offtba BotolqUoq ofltM. La>doa: wheatre royal, haymarkkt.- JL THIS EVENING will be performed THE LOVING WOMAN. _ ,_ , Friaetpel efauiotere Mam Howe, Cheriee Keen, J. Wet C. Kean : Martin, Mile P. Horton. to conclude with THE NINTH STATUE ...
... moderate rate f freight as during the ?? 'odurant. WOMAN BURNT To DEzAT':-At Eamont Bridge, on Saturday last, Fanny, the wife of Saunderson Miller,was burned to death in her own house. This unfortunate woman was very much addicted to drinking spirituous liquors ...
... it great trepidaiion trotted after her, repeatedly bawling out ‘ Here, you woman, come back and take your baby.' Soon crowd gathered to learn the nature of his distress. * A woman gave mo her baby t» hold, and (ben ran off,' piteously exclaimed the man ...
... notes, is nowv ?? us. i Pedro I., of Castile, must be ranked among those i luckless personages, who, like Richard III. of Erg- land, have teen so hardly entreated by the poets and chroniclers, whose prejudices were enlisted against them, that it is hopeless ...
... ARMY. GORY K A N E, now mad ie upan immense St DAME-STREET, DUBLIN, TARY EQUIPAGE of every descri ock,is enabled to furnish MILI- ption, and of the best quality,on such vermsas cannot ve obtained in any other house in the Kingdom. A Discount will be allow ...
... YJLTANTS a SITUATION as LAND STE WAUD. » v The Advertiser is practically acquainted with the most modern system of agriculture, also the buying, selling, and fatten- ing of cattle; has had great practice in draining and reclaiming of lands, the value and management ...
... of facts—for ioataoce, bod they aaid that there waa great agricultural deprcaaiou—that large tracla land were lying waate—that the breadth of tlio land prepared for corn waa much than uaual—facta. I believe, perfectly notoriona—t ahould have at affixed ...
... The principal cause ol this was a liaisvn between Kossuth and the Countess Dembiuski, who is said to be a most beautiful woman. She the daughter of a tradesman Temeswar, and accompanied ex-governor in male habiliments under the name ol Einiie Hogel. ...
... nencelorwnru, under the operation free-trade, the two the market.' Not only ntiliei'ital harvests will available, but new land of which there are Immense tracts the finest description hitherto unfilled, will put under cultivation, and the produce regularly ...