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... the properties ',eta at the Heed PPENDIXof the Company. A. A. Bioohs. 300 Bigehe of grounds in freehold in the lowa of 1-uniting itself. on whiaha Doak le to be non. :etrnetml for the reception of Country Blase WA B. Torn Lots to be redeemed in freehold ...

... at l'aro hal never even Alerted. I to the Pother awl told hies that I would no hanker sok gee , ' ire -statical, not that unites. ho chow adopt a very di henett out,: oaf towarl. tee. I either go en ti re without wafting for any further consonenicetion ...

... population. We think, therefore, a word or two on the subject of the prevention of cholera, more especially in relation to our own civil and native 'population, will not be taken amiss by our readers. We cannot pretend to set o u rselves up as autliori- JUST FAITHFUL ...

... stet. more especially when smarting under defeat by force of Shoall rim.taittly hour of interferowes by Federal officers, civil tool military, awl uo re ley the Freeslinen'a an institution ausweriim to stipendiary magistrates ; and no' less absolutely ...

... Monthlycharge. Policies reedstcrod soy be revived within wiz months of the date ea the became due. Civil rates charged de Military Officers holding Civil appoint. end Constabulary Corps exceptal). Policica Ur of elected, lie made payable in Lys/a al rats ...

... twenty-five thousand Hiudoos, and resettle! to Govermuent nine year,' ago. 'rite docinuent now nutter consideration is sighted by about twenty-one thousand persons; we do not lay any stress on the diminutiou of the number, because probably many more names ...

... centariori of invasion, are gone. Italy owes this to its rapid national organization and to the sympathy of I lovernments and civilized luitiotis. To I. ranee, Italy, lie says, holind by lien of awl gratitude. Italy has its Mat griefs no reganls France ; yet ...

... affords the best security for the permanent peace which equally desirable for both countries.. The very writers who threaten united Germany with French vengeance must be fully are that it is only against a divided Germany that a war of conquest would be ...

... drawn up the following religious statistics of the United States Churches. Members. Catholics list!sadists Baptists Presbyterians Lutes/sot oogregatiaoalists Reformed Dutch Reformed Besides these the United Brethren have 3,000 societies ; the Moraviaus 12P00 ...

... looel Martina has replaced Major )(orphan. as Chief Coniniirearint Officer in the Oudb Provinces. Maier Marpherron none to Unit.lin Mot Officer in those plink—Pioneer, Fth. 7. The glees um in nne sentence Its of the Lieutenant•Gorernor of Bengal, and ...

... time past, hu always bem rather shabbily treated. Be that as it may, the honour is one which every Anglo-Indian, military or civil, may well feel that he hu some sash WM in—and it is • happy thing that the recipient should be the man who if a peerage sr ...