... almost all the offleers in high command were either dismissed, or any rate fell into disgrace and now, a few months after the short Italian campaign, we see Austria intent on re-organizing altogether her army, even to the unifoims. That is three out of the ...

... assigned districts have been remitted; and henceforth no payment to be claimed from him when the proceeds of these districts fall short the •am formerly stipulated. But something still more important remains behind. M I have already told your Highness, said ...

... Keepsakes and Friendsliip’s Offerings of twenty years ago, consisting fancy portraits of impossible young women, illustrating stories just a trifle more impossible, have been superseded practical books, they call them. And, strangely enough, the wheel of time ...

... positions, and dislodged him in every instance. Re has undermined his arguments by going more deeply into the subject, and finds *short way through his labyrinthine reasoning, as an eagle would dash through the window of a dwelling-house, by merely seeking the ...

... whenever she appears abroad, and what i* more remarkable is the utter indifference manifested towards her companion. The lady short and rather stout, with an extremely juvenile gait and manner. The partner of her flight is of middle height, with sandy hair ...

... want of good fellow to help him into matrimony. I was just the boy; my expensive experience, my good nature, my leisure—in short there was nothing wanting to fit me for this confidential character. Now be it known that old Smith had very strong parliamentary ...

... many nephews and nieces seniority over their uncles and aunts. How to Find Watbb in the Dsabbt.—When the water begins to run short, and the known fountains have failed, is too often the sad hap these desert wells, fortunate is the man who owns a tame chacana ...

... THE SAD STORY. have received 4s. from Mr. Harper; Is. from J. N.; is. from Mr. Lahoyte, jun. Irish Tai.knt. —The Time* is still largely availing itself Irish talent. Its correspondent at P§ris, Mr. Maher, is Irishman; Berlin there is another Irishman ...

... five hundred letters, asking her assistance to make all kinds of fortunes, in every conceivable manner and in inconceivably short psriods of time. [She here read several speeimene of these letters.] She had received half bushel daily of such missives ? ...

... expense of constructing the works, according to the deposited plans and sections, and referred to in the bill bearing the above short title, including the purchase of land and property, and other contingencies, at the sum of two hundred and eighteen thousand ...

... couple of attractive shorter ooea ONE OF THEM. Part 2. By Casaus Lsvia. London t Crabiue and Hall. Tbs Ant part of Laver’s now story roooivod praise from 00, which we are diapoood to augment after reading the second. Quackinbosa, the American, leaves the stage ...

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