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... THE RIGHT WOMAN. Uncle George, I tell you I hate him, I detest him, and I won't speak to him if he comes. Horrid thing that he is! Margaret ! if pot old only be reasonable for a moment. What lam Fiank Fairfax done that you should hate him r Dune ...
... TIM LAND LIACICS AND Till LAND ACT. Two circulars have been issued by the executive of the Land League, the first calling for particular eases of leaseholders who since the passing of the Land Act, 1870, had been compelled by the land• lords ...
... THE PRINCE OF WALES IN THE HOLY LAND. Several correspondents send from Jerusalem accounts of the Prince of Wales' stay in the neighbourhood of Jerusalem. The correspondent of the Drily Telegraph : The first two days of camp life near Jerusalem were devoted ...
... LAND IN FIFE FOR SALE AND LEASE. To be Sold by Public Roup, within M'Nab'a Inn, Caper, on Thursday the 23d day of A ligust, BM at 2 o'clock afternoon. unless previously disposed of by Private Bargain— LOT THIRD of the LANDS of BALDINNY. lying in the Parish ...
... THE VALUE OF LAND IN BRITAIN. Some tables regarding the value of land in Great Britain have been published, and afford in- formation of much interest. The statistics coin. mence with the financial year of 1883, and conclude with that of 1877. They are ...
... hewing the Buffalo de hat it tured ea opinion that ‘a woman of the man she ” te shot, by the f me! may the man who » and another bonoet ! Do white or on a the bis moustache, and the off every mo po woman’s heart beara to beat | i he ce Aad’ tke merves ere ...
... SURMA Or AN OLD WOMAN. — Catherine M'Dowal piwtence. a woman seventy-two years of residing mode on Monday by poisoning with FOUND Diowl.—atitisll host Mlsdlas, aged found r wase l her fee rib • Orestown. had been dime of the heart for some time. Ten ...
... mended General Hooker for the Brigadier-Genorghhip in the army, rendered vacant by the death of General Mtimrfield, and urged it upon the President in a private letter. A deserter says that General ' &nor wall' Jackson turned on his horse as he war crossing ...
... Webs of the Week. General Peel has mired fr.m the army. Buren is etrengthening her Baltic (cuirasses. Tor Cape Anises announcee that the Kaffrariana are getting up a Derliy.' VACANT fly the death of Lord Clyde the colon ley of the (Sutherland High!widen') ...
... STATIONS OP THB BRITISH ARMY Ow TUB Novara= 1839. (Prow Ike Edinburgh Gasttte.) Where two plate, ace mentioned, the -mussed is 114101 maid' the depot of regiment is stationed. CATALII.T. 18th (151 batt.), Combay ; Ist Life Guards. Windsor. Buttevant. ...
... TOR PUBLIC WORSHIP OF PRESBYTERIAN moor LAND. MUTED, With emigres Nebr. Atj.sMkes, sad leder.. By the Rev. O. WNW. ll4tMer Ayr. Deno. Svc., 10. 64. fiLIMNS= OF CHURCH AND SOCIAL LIFE IN THE HIGHLANDS OLDEN TIME& Be PULL bat. RIM b Ow V01,5ma1l plAsetly ...
... There are 187 nunneries in land. England and 14 in A new Romisb monthly journal Called the has just been started in Edinliurgb. It is reported that several shocks of earthquake were felt at Leicester on Friday morning. King William of Prussia has just ...