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... divinely established ier truth was that woman had been made so much weaker tds than man bhot the weakest of them had to bear her it portioninlife. Everychildwasbaptisedwith a woman's ierblood, and was reared in a woman's faith, Although rit the weaker of ...
... 17. North Frederick Street. . LANDS OF CRAIGEtND, in the county of Edinburgh. To he SOLD by public roup, in the Month of May or June next, (if not previoufly difpofed of by pri- vate Bargain,) A LI, and HAILL the LANDS of CRAIGEND, 1-_ lying within the ...
... before Lord Justice Deasy Daniel Gleenon was indicted for the murder of a woman named Catherine Gleeson. It appeared the deceased was in the act of setting potatoes in a small plot of land adjoining her cabin when the prisoner came behind her, knocked her down ...
... medal in the Queen's Prize competition. Fletcher won. The National Challenge Trophy was won by Scot- land with 1942, and the other scores were-Eng. land, 1916; Wales, 1888; Ireland, 1824. Colour- Sergt. Falkington won the Graphic Cup. The Yeomanry ...
... LEAGUE FUNDS. ithee t is stated that before Mr Patrick Egan left the '.country a few days aco, he placed the books of the. F a+Land League in the hands olf Mr Parnell and certain 1 in lother meme oth Irish party. > as FLIGHfT OF EX-.SUSPECTS. wa~f Intelligence ...
... ot died suddenly- A manl claimed it as that of John te Doyle, an army pensioner, and a woman asserted it ur- was that of leer father, Jehin Robinson. A violent scene ad ensued, the woman cryineg bitterly, and denouncing the is- other claimant to the body ...
... the other lands are dis- tant about five miles. Barns Proper contains about 1013 acres imperial mea- sore, of which there are about 805 acres arable and pasture ground, and the remainder is under thrivinigpl,,a. titions of various ales. Tbe lands are %well ...
... good looking woman, seemingly about 20 years of age, rather thin made, fair complexion, brown hair approaching to fair, wears a brown duffle cloak. 2. ANN YOUNG, who says she is a native of the Enzie in Banff-shire; she is a good looking woman, seemingly ...
... V EN T U R E S- WITl THE BRITISH ARMY O l froin the Commencement of the War to the Fall, of 6 Sebastopol 0 By GEORGE CAvini-Disai TAYLOR, late 96th- Regiment. O Mr. Taylor's Journal of A dventures with the British Army 0 has the merit of being a journal ...
... without, however, crossing the Danube. Large stores of provisions, the presents of patriotic Rus- sians, have been sent to the army in the Principalities. Bucnanrest, Sept. 27.—The Russians have posted strong bodies of troops, with artillery, at the following ...
... fraternal aim. We have friends even in the of the armies who rule us; there are entire 3s whose alarm-ery will answer to yours. The national de- mocracies of Eu anguard of form one organised camp. V the great army of the pe« , fear not isolation. The initiative ...
... effect a junction, The Elbe army was 'under bat Ithe King, the first army under Prince Fredrick bat Charles, and the second army under the Crown the Prince. The Elbe armlyadvanced aeross Saxony by sBeal Dresden. The first army was in Lusatia,-at Reichen ...