... which holds up evenwith the competition of foreign spirits subject to a duty of 0°17 l6fr., there was, it will be seen, a vast latitude left topec0- lators for profit. They thus had a profit much more than sufficit for their movement to continue without ...

... hospital, s0 you may guess how our numbers are lessened. I take advantage of the halt to-day to send you a longer communication, which I hope will arrive safely. Sept. 24. The army'stirring before daybreak. The vast number of fires in the, valley, the more ...

... extensive tour through -Canada, during which. I had many opportunities of inquiiring-' i'o'the' deinid' tfor labour throughout this vast province. At no period has the want of all classes of 1aboreres beerreno 'mucbh felt as at present, and yon will render a double ...

... g (and of other than the lowest) are dirty in the ex- r4 treme. It is not only the colliers in the neighbour- i hood, but vast numbers in the towns, who do not a wash their skins for months together. The chares it (alleys) of Newcastle, like the wyndsof ...

... s, namely, of medical men, lint, sheets, &o., must, if they have really ever existed, have been remedied era this, as the number of the medical officers with the army amounted to one to every ninety-five men in the whole force, being nearly double what ...

... with the vast fleet of meut of wlar and trausports. Before were vast steppes, troddell down iu the precipitate retreat of tieu defeated Russians. Many helmets, muskets, ali dknapsacks strewed the ground. Now and then a deserted white-washed house or a ...

... This was attacked as soon as the cavalry, which had diverged a little into a bye and intricate path, could be brought up. A vast i quantity of ammunition and much valuable baggage fell into our hands, and the pursuit was discontinued after about a mile ...

... Varna, The Industry will be employed as a steam collier, and carries between 700 and 800 tons. The Caduceus transport arrived on the 28tl from the Crimea witls 270 sick from the army, having lost a great number on the passage down. The Courier transport, ...

... raise that number to 22,000. Take ca that number and compare it to the number of troops (t actually sent out from England and the colonies bi since February last. According to a rough calcula- B tion, rather under than over the mark, that number It is 30 ...

... officers, and rely upon it there are not a dozen clean shirts in the army. An officer told rue he bad not washed his hands for a week ; as for washing his face, thti is too great a luxury to be thought of The appearance of the hart-working gallant officers ...

... numerous English prisoners, and so employed in considera- tion of obtaining his parole. OUR WOUNDED SOLDIERS. A sufficient number of private letters have been received by friends of soldiers wounded at the Battle of the Alma, to calm all apprehension upon ...

... vessel the next day. The number in hospital were originally about 1,000, which were raised to 2,200 by this new influx-a number, ofcourse, having expired during the voyage, or soon after their landing. But although these great numbers may seem to represent ...