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... « womart of the name of Dancer, “ Thut all classes o! f Landed Proprietors and Land- residing in Mill-strcet, in Stdurbridge, nearly severed hokters ia this county, deriving interest from land ex- oll’ the head of her chitd, about nine niorths’ old; ...
... young woman of poor parents, and ever since they rented a smvali farm, and had two chil- dren to support; but were liviug comfortably in their situation ; when the first wife, having learncd that he received a pension and had married another woman, instantly ...
... which haul becr? made the liberty of the subj and af- fer urging the a reduction of the ecclesiay- ticul establishments ta land and Ireland, and the ated abolition of ¢y which he de as odidns, Se conc ed By pr sing a serics of the s rot which was contaited ...
... foregoing information, ote in the Army, © ft was not a te the Army, contrived at Paris and at London, is not in the ist inipiicated in the Me be is one of his “ The Buke will be at Baronne on the Bot) instant, and the army will enter Spain on the Ist of ...
... primeipally to relieve, the lowest, would not in any measure be bene- by it; for it cannot be believed that if the land- Jords are to let their lands tithe free, that the tenant y ill not he required te pay a higher rent ; if so, where does the fab? who are ...
... personally en- tered into by the Acting Partner, who is just returned land, they fear no comparison, and challenge from. Eng com ition ; the supplies will be forwarded from Eng- land regularl as occasion may require, and will be se- lected chi from the ...
... liad not time to off, were le on the field of battle, In this combat af 809 men agins: 4,000, the French and Spanish Royalist Army gave proofs of adinirable and coolness, While these things were happening at Vich, the gar- rison of Hostalrich ‘made a sortie; ...
... “fight npon the rout sit ‘The French’ Army which was tion of Spain. unon Seville, continued to ind would proceed trom thenee tol adiz, whither the King and Cortes liad previousty repaired. The second corps of the French Army havi ing, it ia said, forced Bat ...
... forms us that the ermy of General Lopes Banos had arrived aafely at that part on the 224 and landed 2,500 men, the cavalry having been sent to the Fourth Army. The Marquis of Casteldosrini remained in Estramadura, with 2,000 infantry. Gen. Ballasteros ...
... neople whom the produce ef the land can support.— Where are very small, the proprictors io every situation, find it for their interest to throw seve- ral into the hands of one mau. The occupier «a mi- nute portion of land, who, without miy other sounce ...
... hin that he shonid gain Eng- land, he reared a mighty minster, and set Monks there- in, and well endowed it. In his day was the great mo- nastery in Canterbury built, and also very many others over all England. This land was, moreover, well filled with ...
... Rocx-Fara, of the Lands of Carrigrohan, in the L of the City On Monday next, the 25th August, inst, The Sale. wilt commence between 11 and 12 es ‘Terms—Cash. August 23. PRESH ARRIVALS OF, TIMBER. LEXANDER & JERVIS D a CARGO OF AMERIC. tare landing con- sisting ...