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... Australia a comet is visible, supposed to be that f 1843, returned according to Sir J. lc alculations. The preas laws are being re-settled in Russia, and | it ig said that in the debates in Council the Grand | Duke Constantine and the Minister of Public In- | ...
... THE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA. (From the Times' Correspondent.) NEW YORK, Feb. 24. The evacuation of Charleston has been closely followed by the surrender of Fort Anderson and the port and city of Wilmington. As the new strategy of General Lee is to abandon ...
... THE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA. (From the Times' Correspondent.) NEW YORK, Feb. 24. The evacuation of Charleston has been closely followed by the surrender of Fort Anderson and the port and city of Wilmington. As the new strategy of General Lee is to abandon ...
... of the country. A I report will be duly issued. t ?? I BANKRUPTCY IN THE UNITED STATES - The Times' City article says :— Attention wm recently { drawn to tbe fut that tbe United States have, v a gene- ral rule, avoided tha adoption of a bankruptcy law ...
... and the re-settlement of the land by the conquerors can atone for it. Though a warrior, he does not pretend be “War Christianand though carrying fire and sword before him, does rot believe that nre and sword are the best agents of civilizations, or that ...
... four constituent portions the United Kingdom, viz., Scotland, Wales, England, and Ireland; and the facile pen of Mr. George Seton describes some of the more striking characteristics of the inhabitants the now happily united countries. The third work, ' ...
... PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY, ...
... the re-settlement of the bnd fay the conquerors ou atone for it Though a warrior, he does not pretend to be a Ww Christian ; and though carrying firs and sword before him, he don not believe that fin rad swordan th© best ©grata rf civilization, or that ...
... the liberty and glory the nation will b..- insured. He also, in speech, warns the Southern p >op!e that if they not promptly unite and efficiently act the fields from which produced such abundant harvests last year will this year be ploughed by the foe. ...
... House went into Committee of Supply upon the Navy Estimates. Mr. PEEL having moved a vote of £1,748,000 on account of certain Civil Service Estimates for 1805-6, Lord R. CECIL noticed the irregularity of the vote, the Estimates not being yet laid upon the ...
... their enumeration, the civil parish, not the ecclesiastical. There is a very great difference between them. The civil parish may be exceedingly . small, and may exist in its eocle- Mnnmeaning u' is the ordnance maps alone. The civil parish of fit. Doolsges ...
... absence of royalty. and rallies forth the moat loyal feel. lags on every hand. next heel thing perhaps, Is to be asewspiehed —a unit from the Prime of Welts, who will sive to the exhibition all the idol of royalty. Parliament is up for the renew, and stall& ...