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... themselves or have people to fight for them ; and if the South ultimately succumbs and victory crown the efforts of the Federal arms, there is little doubt the Union must for many years keep up a large army, and that army must be recruited among the negroes ...
... themselves or have people to fight for them ; and if the South ultimately succumbs and victory crown the efforts of the Federal arms, there is little doubt the Union must for many years keep up a large army, and that army must be recruited among the negroes ...
... themselves or have people to fight for them ; and if the South ultimately succumbs and victory crown the efforts of the Federal arms, there is little doubt the Union must for many years keep up a large army, and that army must be recruited among the negroes ...
... escape. On recovering her feet she rushed to the cradle, snatched the infant her arms, and, passing through tho fire, gained the road with but little injury. The sons John William, aged 17, and Olbin, 11—made for the stairs, aud succeeded reaching a side ...
... e num b er pose for which we enlisted This, say the Abolitionists,sted coloured was m e n n o . t t h vir e epduird to arm pr y esent a mor e f orm id a b le of itrf toournt enlarge n o l a the h g ee soldiers, the enemy, to spare so mew h at of the ...
... FO0R 186 64. BY Trim REV. JOHN HALL, DUBLIN. This Day is Published, with numerous Illustrations and Ornamental tinted cover, price 5s 6d per 100, 66d-hRFATHER IN HEAVEN. A NEW Y-EA!RS BOO0K FOR SABBATH SCHOLARS. By the Rev. JOHN HALL. COxrENScs:-Thc Manse ...
... young gentleman from Frederickton a son we believe of Chief Justice Carter The party were en route from Albert County to St John foot his Excellency taken this of coming into closer communication with the people of the districts through he passed His ...
... daughter Nov. 22, at Mansel-street, Swan.ea, the wife of Mr. C. It. Glover, auc.ioneer, &c ,of a daughter. • Nov. 22, at the !you Arms, High-street, Swansea. the wife of Mr Wm. Howell, of a bon. Nov. 23, at 3, Dynevorirlace, Swansea, the wife of Mr. Frederick ...
... \V«olfoot has received articles and a - S for a match to play rises, for £lO side, between James Weightman and John Horne; to be played the Cardigan Arms, Leeds, on Saturday, December IZ. commence attwop.m, • »-• . *Sr. Grounds, StaNNlNolet, Monday, Novembei: ...
... could not sleep. He suffered from palpitation and occasional sickness. The horses were going as fast as they could gallop. John Burroughes, passenger, who sat between the driver and tho plaintiff, gave similar evidence, He was thrown off at the lame time ...
... could not sleep. He suffered from palpitation and occasional sickness. The horses were going as fast as they could gallop. John Burroughes, passenger, who sat between the driver and the plaintiff, gave similar evidence, He was thrown off at the same time ...
... title and estates bis brother, the Hon. jind Rev. William John Brodrick, who was born in 1798, married, first, in 1824, the eldest daughter of the sixth Earl of Cardigan, and relict of the Hon. John Perceval; and, secondly, 1829, the fourth daughter of the ...