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... bastion, having at what, if it were built according to our ideas, would be its salient angle a huge square tower of several stories, pierced with four rows of loopholes, one over the other, and twelve in each row, and surmounted by that peculiar pagoda-like ...

... right hon. member of the Upper House being tried by his peers. What truth there may be in the rumour I cannot say, but the story has got afloat, and is to the effect that an Irish peer, who was on board his yacht in Italy, on suddenly going down into the ...

... hungry dog, which in the morning was found dead near the box of the sentry who had been the cause of the alarm. This curious story has been vouched for by morn than one of the Neapolitan deserters, and its details still provoke the amusement of our soldiers ...

... chair,) tur the |iur)iu»e some mode of relief to the poor iuhabitaate of the parish during this eery inclement Mason. Alter short discussion, tvu committees were appointed,—tko first collect subscriptions the second to dispense the bouuty the suberibers ...

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... he carried, and then to secrete his body in the grave which had been prepared. And now comes the most startling part of the story. Dublin, it appears, has recently suffered greatly from swell-rnobsmen, and the police had fixed their eyes upon a knot of ...

... stated, is at Goruckpore, where Sir Hugh Rose is going; and tbe Commander-in-Chief will, if pos- sibfc, test the troth of the story. The insubordination iv the European regiments is at an end, and great praise is given to Sir Hugh Robe for the energy he displayed ...

... faatidiowe could have wisiod. Everything. in, or oat of H 1.6011, good, delicious and subetentisl wan there, end to stake lone story e' on we moy say every anangenient gave univereel istisfeetlon. It is teeny a year were such a merry meeting I as Jaen held ...

... persons who are with few exceptions of the Jewish James Johnson the soldier shota fer-geant and of his regiment at Aider-shot a short time ago was on Tuesday morning executed Winchester Pekin The prize money taken the Emperor’s Summer Palace situated some miles ...

... he was, and was also short of provisions. I gave him bearings and distance of Start Point Light, which I had seen that morning. also informed him that I was days from Hull, and in a crippled state, was only provisioned for a short voyage, and stock getting ...

... thirty seconds, whilst the camera was supposed to receiving the impression. On returning the troops were formed in bodies at short intervals from the palace to the gate. The street from the An-tin gate, by which the procession entered, runs due south for ...