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... against him. attacked, though unsuccessfully, the fortress of Ceuta, which is considered impregnahle on the land side, in A. D. stot, with an immense army, at the period when he gave his port of Santa Cruz, in South Barbary, the confines of the Sahara, to the ...
... Sunday evening, and It blowing very bard, the Master continued beating off the Land'a.end all night, and early on Monday morning came to an anchor in Whitson Bay near the Land's end, the wind blowing hard from the eastward. About eleven A. U., Captain P ...
... Cuolioe was the offspring. In 1710, Charles, father, succeeded to the Dukedom, and in 1787, was placed at the head of a Prussian army..-The Duke of Bruns. wicit, on various subsequent occasions, gave eminent proofs of great military talents..ooAt the battle ...
... fotrivness of their common guilt. And now Maria's thoughts took another owns the idealist her benefactress, that so very good a woman, should be violently put out of life, and this with an infamy on her name wh.ch would cling for ever to the little orphans ...
... had served in the army, and nr to labour for him in its discharge, to dispossess was respzetebly connected. He had spent a great pan, them and to bring labourers to dig his potato.; from a of the night in *irking 1 1 . Binds. The woman, .11eighbooring village ...
... Ditties I-land, which is laid dowd in Norie's Epitome to be in deg. 40 min. S. and long. IV deg. V mio. %V, kept a good look. nut. At allow two p its, land was perceited ; which turned out to be an island, in Ira tti deg. 26 rain. As the neared the land, a gun ...
... Bucks, dated Buthurst TOMO, South Africa, August i c. says :— All our children grew like hops, for we live on the fat of the land, My husband gets 21. a month, with all our living, half a pound of tea a month, and one sheep in two diva; *ben one sack of ...
... Lockhart presented a Petition from the owners and occupiers of Land in Suffoik, complaining of extreme distress. Mr. Rennet presented a similar Petition from certain Owners and Occupiers of Land in Wilts and Dorsetshire. Ordered to be printed. Mr. Denison ...
... the Queen's funeral. The motion was negatived without a division. ARMY EIIIMATIM. Lord Palmerston moved the Order or the Day for the house going into • Committee of Supply on the Army Estimates. Col. Davies objected to the late hour (eleven o'clock.) ...
... letter from Marseilles, dated 28,st5tes--4 ship had arrived there that morn. isg, whose despatches, wiiich were instantly landed, coetained the orgamz.ioa laws of the Mores. I will transmit you these important documents tomorrow, or next day. It is ...
... nor did they offer more violence than they sermid to think necessary . for the purpose of obtaining possession of he young woman. Geold—Leahy. who is charged ail h the abdu.-tion of Miss Goal, has been apprehended. The Ming will hold a levee on the rgrh ...
... between the unfor. tunxte man and his wife. The affair was laid before a neighbouring magistrate, *rho advised the hardened woman to abandon the disgraceful connexion, hut to no pos pose ; the acquaintance continued, and the de. ceased hearing of their ...