... the country, the instinct of every man and woman in the land, contradicts the idea that any possibility of an independent South remain after the capital was abandoned, its Government set adrift, and its army withdrawn into the solitudes of the interior ...

... field for the much-abused boilers; so that there is a good chance of their being usefully disposed of last. The case of the woman Smith, who was at the last Norwich Assizes sentenced live years penal servitude for cruelly ill-using and starving her domestic ...

... it stuck into the ground in falling, that he would take the life of a woman who had re. jected his tenders affection. Then there are such cases those of Constance Kent and the woman Winsor—different in the objects for which the crime was committed, but ...

... fertile marsh lands ; but the number of labouring hands began decrease as acre after acre got into the possession of mail-clad barons and mitred abbots. The monks, too, vanished in time, well the fighting knights ; yet the face of the land remained silent ...

... the Treasury had check either upon the accounts of the Clerk of the Patents, upon those of some other Government otlicers. Army matters were the subject ot other questions, and occupied the House some time. The reports of the Union Chargeability Bill ...

... considerations whatever. Mr. Bromley, for example, is firmly convinced that if the burdens land are not diminished realised property —we hope doesn't mean land will fly away somewhere else, and then, as pathetically and impressively says, farewell ...

... aM thI lawyer. A EJ. .. Ii-The Army Res erve was established in 1872- Win IMr. Cardwell Sc~retary for WAr: Mr. Gladstone Prime di ot Minister. P. ie F lave , Wurceeater.-Unless the property is settled on di a thle woman before omarriage, the control ...

... axe, and with it struck the prostrate man three savage blows upon the head. The wounded man is not expected to recover. The Army and Navy has a few words to say for the thrift of our soldiers. During the Crimean war, when the scanty earnings of the private ...

... the surrender of the last man of this famed army Richmond. In the meantime Sherman was preparing to move, and in sixteen days from leaving Ooldsboro' to attack Johnston compelled the suirender of another army, the last hope of the rebels, computed at ...

... round cuffs or collars, but whether it is possible to muster such a force, independent of our regular army, as shall suffice to nullify any idea of landing 50,000 invaders on English soil. We are anxious that this question -should be set at rest, -and that' ...

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... to worry her domestic servant not long since, waa autd for damages the Queen's Beach, Monday. It waa shown that the old woman kept twenty or thirty dogs in her sitting room; that the pet waa the moat ferocious of the whole pack; ai,d that when it llew ...