... o, who have been sentenced to death, while others have been condemned to irons for life. Thirteen were liberated. The sad story of brigandage as it did, and I regret to say tbat there are many complaints from Calabria Citra. Many communes in that province ...

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... fact, too sharp for wayfarers. They would not let you slip round by a circurabendibus, and they would not allow you to stop short at this side of the gate; dismount or get down, walk over, do your business in the town, and drive off again, thus escaping ...

... wish you to tell me in what country I could claim to be born ? ( Ireland, che, re). Yes ; but what do you say if these stories are true ? Ireland has never committed a single act of cruelty except in opposition to oppression (eheers)., Ireland has been ...

... pieces in my pocket; lam nearly well now. Big Alex, is getting worse every day. The harvest is begun with ns. My mother is very short with me yet. She is as bad as when yon left. Yon might not bother yourself sending mo newspapers. Dear Sarah, I have nothing ...

... forged bids of exchange, some of which were held by Thomas, aud were near falling due. After persisting for some time in the story of the robbers, the prisoner at last confessed that be had killed Thomas after quarrel, during which the laiter had struck ...

... ingenious in the unhealthiness of depraved natures which made the early days of the French Revolution a ph enomenon i n h uman hi story, m i g h t be accurately attributed to the wild vengeance of uncultivated masses, wrought by a long custom of slavery into ...

... survived the battle years, and the operation 36. A Strange Bird.—The Journal de ContlantinopU publishes the following strange story : One evening last week two young men of the Isle of Priukipo were returning in caique from sporting excursion on the coast ...

... his neck. This highly jirobable story concluded stating •.hat Sir William’s wound was a severe wound, ami had been dressed Haw kins, the surgeon, in St. Audley Street, 1 am really almost ashamed to repeat this absurd story; but persons now alive can remember ...

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... mountains, thickly timbered at the bottom, mad a tine lake of water of about a mile square, covered with ' wild fowl. To cot my story shori, after seven weeks' bard driving, and killing two horses, I arrived at the gold , fields. Time would fail to tell all ...

... to hold a carnival the Island of Amak, disguising themselves in the habits of North Holland boors, with great trunk hose, short jackets, and large blue capes ; the ladies in blue petticoats and odd head-dresses. Thus accoutred, they got up into common ...