... rebels out, and from that time uni int cannon was incessant. The who had be ~_ EC orwinal position when night came. so back a short distance during the day, returne: we we ‘were ma move the bodies but the enem the us with their try and compelled us | of St ...

... coupled with the health of Mr Johu Jack, was then proposed, to which Mr Jack briefly resjionded. Mr K. Hart afterwards told a story, wiiich was received with much applause. DUNDEE ROYAL ORPHAN INSTITUTION. The children iu this establishment were yesterday ...

... _expected to Perform in th& _Evening .- . _' • On KuDAT _. ArnatSOON , the neT . War . PULSFORD _Ins _tioiHy _promised a Short ADDRESS _. • - _' _ _•' . ' _- •• , . * .. S . E .-A Stall is _allotted in the _Bazaw to the _Water oi Laith _SAoois ...

... and after he'd gone William went and fetched his wife in cab. She was very ill, and thin, and weak. A sorrowful story they had to tell—a story of poverty and misery, made all the worse that it was brought about William's foolishness.—l'm square with the ...

... JOURNAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1863. expired, and scarcely more than deserted village remained to tell the story of departed 'greatnem. Whilst ruin thee overtook neighbourholids ones high in favour and renown, villages, or even• mere ham ...

... shortly introduced the lecturer to the meeting. Dodds, we may state, resumed in his second lecture on Wednesday night, the story of the three years' struggle the period when it became essentially a revolution, when there was a rupture and all the bonds ...

... cotton manufacture of one of country appears to be if at all, short of for thousand. Of these, one-half, equal to four a settled 200,000, are at present unemployed ; t and at abouts, are on short time, th ight tedly re- than six days in the week ; loss than ...

... (From the Times' New York Corvespondent ) On Monday night, after a short and earnest council of war, General Burnside issued orders to recross the Rappahannock. The movement was safely effected in the darkness, amid a storm of wind and rain, the Confederates ...

... ornamented with choice evergreens, and beautifully lit up with wax tapers. The Rev. Mr M‘Donald opened the proceedings with a short but impressive address. J; grounded his remarks upon the words contained in the first three verses of St John's Gospel, referring ...

... burg after its capture, from the army corres- pondence of the New York Herald of the 17th inst.:— The writer takes up the story from the occupation of Fredericksburg by the Federals on the evening of the 11th. J 1 CONFEDERATE POSITION BEHIND FREDERICKSBURG ...

... delay. The Ilrjtish Workman is one of the very best penny periodicals extant. It contains wonderful variety of short pithy articles and stories, every one of which is written with a view to improve both the head and heart of the reader The illustrations ...

... but these also may yet be compromised. Soldiers' Friend Society.—Our loaders will remember that a meeting was held irling short time ago, in connection with the British Army Scripture Readers and Soldiers' Friend Society. e havo reason to know that the ...