... to be affected by this war, nify her look upon it with indifference ; but, anbappi offi- not the case.’” in Liverroot, ction of | arnv at ight, 4 eighty-three | esty’ on we ae SS ee Ahe Ar at Halifax on the 234, and the Africa, ‘at add 2s | to be st Cet ...

... The spirit of the people was roused Gazette, a pitch as was ever witnessed in this cuuntr was every prospect that, if the war had conti 3 stated cesses would have been obtained equal, at all f clerk, those which had crowned the labours of the al when ...

... ‘officers and crew, will retara to t States in H.MLS. Retribution. Herat rae Gare or Inpia.— Wo have | lines at finished our war before we are ca d thirty- to turn our arms towards Asia. We have a ve duty to perform oo our North-Western f © officers Todia ...

... y to Havre, having left Ne yerchant the Sth inst. She has 50 and sp gentle. amount of 404,000/., for Havre. Arago o doabt, Africa off Sandyhook. It is stated, by thos blic and dential with Mr. C of being di that he it is said right to in sent word, some ...

... upon by society to und felt re- in eating eggs at Easter. Tondon Revolut which not gorge on calves’ head, nor London Loy or war, deck themselves in oak leaves of a tions of racter, on the respective anniversaries of on antime, execution, ‘and another Charles’ ...

... ( and that it was bis vocation to hill lions stances fortanately made him a soldier, aa | sion of soldier conducted him to Africa, where lions abound, and where he had for the indulgence of his predestined taste f How fortanate for hamanity that | thas ...

... im the interior of Africa. Lake N, of Negro emanci pation in the Soa! in this path of evil consiste He traced by bimec! i the course of the great river one of the of the of the Northern States, and in sev Zaubesi, in Eastern Africa, and stances of their ...

... connexion of one of tt any ma- and sacrifice with which the mercantile and manu- facturing classes had gone through the late war, and ' Respondents; next, Alderman Lindsay, a” and few | brother of two Special Respondents ; next, cee, and with which those ...

... statements which I send, by way of repl marks in The News-Letter, on the ** Saintfie ) natives School Controversy = acquired ib Africa, I may be allowed, in the frst place, to ind), and pith regard was only a subscriber—certain!y | to the building of the Acadeny ...

... nav efficient, they would, im a short tic ed was a longer too late. In the event of a war with Am should be pretty safe, as she was not in a A bis Bill. carry on a war by sea; bat, if such a ther the curred in a few years’ time, sand ‘wall it depen ne ne ...

... in spite of all the former melancholy experience. Spe which it so eminently deserved to hold. This would referred to South Africa, where t he first Bis hop 1545, He immediately set things in order, as far be an erroneous impression to entertain, for he ...

... es to the | be was walking near the Flagstaff Battery, e United | about ten yards from bim, a load explosion te merica as r Africa, | and the splinters of a shell passed close to hit to consi- | friends. It appears that two English sailors, le affirms | ...