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... time last year; a further decrease in it:l4one- woman was the prisoner; and from the attention • •urand Unlonjloo It, 10s. 24 Storrbridge.. 201. 3GO 145 the following language : months, and from the land, after it is not wanted; other- tions is also expected ...
... the steam frigate Veloea, from Civita Vecohia, having Admiral Baodin board. The th Regiment of the Unc, forming part of the army of Italy, bad embarked for Algeria, and three other regiments were about to return France. The entire of the French troops ...
... under the existing competition. We quote one great fact, given on the authority of a Scotchman some years ago engaged as a land steward in Gallicia : — It the reader glances at the map of Europe, tracing the course of the Vistula from Dantzic, ?? then ...
... several packs of hounds; shooting and fisning, superior stabling, and several acres of park-like land For particulars apply to Messrs. Hedger and Co., Land Agents, 10 New Bond-street, opposite the Clarendon. NUMBERS ONE~SATNT PAUL'S CHURCH YARD. — Strength ...
... attention to those relating to the Convict question, and:the Canterbury Association. Others referring to the Anglo Indian Army and the African Squadron are entitled to every consideration THE ALARM OF HIGH TIDES IN FRANCE.— The alarmists have not ...
... opinion entertained by M.’Larochejacquelein respecting the bravery, discipline, order, and organization of our army, and I not doubt but an army feeble in numbers could execute a most brilliant coup de main on the banks of La Plata. But, gentlemen, do we ...
... same night. Tha starting point of the boumt ary line thus determined on the extremity .of the table land, you approach tbs bay, and is the first land yon make in steamer approaching San Diego front the south. may be marked by lighthouse seme future day ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 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 ...