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... CALLOSITY, or Celebrated RUSSIAN CORN and BUNION PLASTER, the invention of an eminent Surgeon, of high a _ebrity in the Russian Army. It is a well- known fact that the natives of Russia suffer more severely from Corns and Bunions than any other people on earth ...
... lover suffered at Lyme piou-ly and courageously, The English Army.—The litte standing army formed | by Charles the Second after his resturation was the germ of that great and renowned army which has, in the pr ent century, } marched triumphant into Madrid ...
... member of a club in St. James’s- anv Fatat Frogoine By ran Avstaians. —A letter from Venice, says, that a few a poor old fruit woman, near the Rialto, enraged at a Croat who took her fruit without payment, loudly cursed the Austrians. She wae immediately publicly ...
... several packs of hounds; shooting and fishing, superior stabling, and several acre- of park-like land. For particulars apply to Messrs. Hedger and Co., Land Agents, 10, New Bond-street, opposite the Clarendon. CHAMBER'S.— -JERMYN-STREET.— — To . ?? LET ...
... course greater. In New South Wales. in 1817. of the adult population, 81,52 were males, and only were females. In Van Diemen's Land the same disproportion exidM. Mr Herbert shoes that these disproportions arise from the same - that we have kept at keine what ...
... of ournon, for poisoning members of his family. *1 birty years ai»o, this man entered the service widow, named (iacon, a woman some little property. soon established a criminal connexion with her, and, after while, married her. She gave him a portion ...
... OF A YOUNG WOMAN FROM BURNING It becomes our melancholy duty this week to record another death from burning. The unfortunate individual in this case was a young woman named Elizabeth Jones, aged 17, who resided with her sister, a married woman, in the upper ...
... mtents of the twelve chapters, into which the 289 pages are divided. Chapter the First treats of the legal constitution or the Army, rapidly sketching its histiwy, and tracing the pmgriss of enactments for its government, from the time of Charles the Second ...
... January.-Observer. We have heard from authority, upon which reliance can be placed, that the contemplated reduction of the Army will be to the extent of ten thousand men; but the details of the manner in which it is proposed to effect it have not ?? Chronicle ...
... lb. Labourers were paid—at harvest, man, 134. Id. per week; woman, 78. 3,1. per week; at haymaking, wan, 03. Id.; woman, di. 9.1 ; in winter, man, 71. 101 l ; oman, 3,1. The charges On land were—Poorsrates, 2s. IQ. in the pound; rent, 14s. per acre; tithe ...
... discretion of the Minister of Finance. Schi.eswio Holstein, Dec. 28.—The Danes are concentrating on tbe Island Alsen corpi d’armie, which is already 18,000 strong. The report of tbe departure of the Schleswig arbitrators for Copenhagen is premature. They ...
... of Ihi year 81 fairer land Hocks were piled tumultuously upon each the emigration from Kuropc into this port alone will other, firm in their immensity. From the sea cncora- , greater, by nearly lifly thousand, l f5 passed lands folcanic fires were belched ...