... in. 29i A pretty-looking woman and a young man sat in front, a 65, and laughed and appeared in excellent spirits, though in t __ this manner they travelled for thousands of miles, having 18 ome across the desert direct by land from New York. cm te They ...

... instantly sent for, and took the woman into custody, at Ie the same time taking possession of the knife, which was rn recently sharpened, and had marks of blood on it. On 'e leaving the house with the constable, the woman said to ie her husband, It shall ...

... cannot be safely disregarded and the Minister has taken in hamnd the besom of retrenchment. The strenllth of the standling army will be reduc. ed to the full extent of ten thousanid men; -and the navy estimates are prepared with a %imv to economy. In ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... select these yotung sh women to. make the proportion more equal as regards mnale to atand female population, in so,-distant a land, and I feel satis- I ffled that the'people of this- country will not submit to be to. taxed for such a purpose. av It is: -said ...

... Eng- land. It is quite clear that, whatever may be the state of things in Ireland, this is a state of things which cannot be endured much longer in England. But eve do not find that the people who are so eager to get rid of the Poor Law in Ire- land, are ...

... acre, while the poor, pitied . dupes, holding under the Land Comnpany, can- , not pay 41.. per cent, interest upon land pur- . chased at an average of 388. per acre, with house in the centre-land cultivated-loads of manure put out-aid money given-loans ...

... ng o servitude sand good ?? rickfor and Neel co., the carriers, give hi eieigpres eatser Birmingham, 209. Per ek4.mr ?? oi land tariff. Jun SRSup rT1TON ArD QUAcxiiny.-An extraordinary forto developement Of the existence Of superstition and Ease quackery ...

... ac r' fii the poor, pitied c dapes, holding unrder the Land Company, can- not pay 41. per. cent. interest upon land pur-t chased at an average of 381. per acre, with D house in the centre-land cultivated-loads E of manure put out-aid money given-loans ...

... profitable account P Every man, woman, and child, of the vast additional multitude that the production of this additional mass of elaborated commodities has given wages to, is a recruit enlisted in the great self- supporting army of industry. No wonder, then ...

... the circle,-the puzzle of mathematicians for ages. Officers and privates to the amount of 54,248, belong- ing to the British army, were killed in the Peninsular war. NOT RuINED YET I-Orders have been received by the various Ahipbuilders of Sunderlasnd, ...