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... 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 ...
... commence- the evening of Sabbath lu „ st intTe fro-.; while posterity will ponder till the end time t yt.ir n Friday middle-aged woman, , ..n our Burn will suspended, while our closed does not present anything like the same rapid j ami eson, servant to Mrs Wright ...
... the French revolutionary armies, and at the age of 30 years he was already the commander-in-chief of a division of the army under Bonaparte, in the celebrated campaigns of 1796 and 1797 in Italy, in which the Austrian armies in that country were all but ...
... 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 ...
... bv purchase, vice Cafe. Brevet— Captain the Hun. Cust. of the 22d Foot be Major in the Army: Major the Hon. P. F. Cost, of the Foot, to Lieut.-Colonel in the Army. The undermentioned Cadets of the Hon. the East India Comnany’s Service to have the local ...
... intreduced into tbe Baden army has appeared; it makes the reorgani- zation of the military foree ef Baden, according to the Prussian system complete. AUSTRIA. Vienna, Dec. 19. For the better administration ef justice the Crown- land of Hungary has been divided ...
... d is all parts of the werth. After the amass of gaiety sad festivity last Me witatemod r it mean be without a palatial St =land partisipators in &see dessuld loyal d to aneetiess et every-day life. sew bey, after the Chebbass holidaysrept men unwillingly ...
... to be aninvaltd. We have heard front authority, upon which reliance taut be placed, that the contemplated redgetten of the army. will hs.to the casein, et 10,000 nosh, but the details with. manner is It is proposed to effect it, Lave not um:spiced. ?Aiwa* ...
... growth, and of our readers find it impossible take the wings the railway-br the rather hampered increased fly awry country the land, shall cnd.'avoor brip'le to gire them Idea of the wonders of that region. 1) U‘ -t.a>«. —Gco i Queen Best, who is here made ...
... THE INDIGNANT OLD WOMAN MORE INDIGNANT STILL. TO TMK 09 TMK WUIO. I wouldn't my««ifby seudiuf you UUer, For Utere’* no bo|« in life that anything could make you better; but you're !-liewiug your teetb again, againrl that holy, peecioua Tbo - you know ...
... to vindicate the character of this young woman, whose intimacy and acquaintance with the deceased was then much talked of in that neighbourhood, tho deceased stated this witness that he had this young woman large sum. or annuity, by hie will. Again, ...