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... at an end, the remnant of the Costa Ricsn army had evacuated Nicaragua and goue home, dispirited and a sick aad enfeebled condition. Oa the Ufllh April, six hour* after the rear-f uart' of General Mora's army marched oat of Virgin Bay General Walker entered ...
... Oswestry. WANTED a situation as COOK or HOUBSJf AID by a respeceable young woman who can gi« • two year's good character. Apply to Mr. Bayley, bea_nß_r. Wrexham. WANTED by a young woman, a situation ac HOUSE- MAID or GENERAL SERVANT in a nepaeta* ble family ...
... Davidson, also of Sealsod. I inspected their crops of beaus ou the 9th September. The crops were iv drill, and were very good, the land being well cultivated aud cleaned. I award the Ist prize to Mr. Humble; and although be is the only other competitor, I consider ...
... OR CHUMMY ZEI .A. T S, For Hunting or Shooting, they arc Waterproof and Ycntilatcd, and sold by JOHN CIAEK, WOOLLEN DRAPER, ARMY TAILOR, & LONDON HATTEB, WREXHAM, Who has received the NEW STYLES of his usual FIRST CLASS QUALITY OF GOODS, For the approaching ...
... l-'rodsham-strects Chester. ?? This gigantic Circus, fitted out in ] 'wr*m^t New York expressly to travel in Eng- ' ' JTiyfi .■ >N land, arrived in Liverpool on board the j ' ?? '• Southampton, April 2tth, 1557. | ' WILLEXniBIT jj •y&L AT VVKEXHAM, -&mnr on ...
... aud Tramways and purchase by compulsion, or otherwise, any lands o nouses which may be required for the purposes 0 « same, and to vary or extinguish any rights »|™P connected with such lands or houses or *&&> «£ ■liahwav* to bo made turnpike, or with ...
... wind, and, if possible, more dust. Of the latter it is quite beyond the powers of writing to give description. THE ARMY AGAIN MOTION. The army is not inactive. After a delay which has been greatly blamed, but for which there are good military reasons, our ...
... of young woman, who had declined receive his addresses. The most remarkable fact connected with the case was, that Plantureux, tha Tear 1856, when a soldier in the Imperial Guard, was tried by court martial for attempting to murder a young woman at Oourbevoie ...
... authorities at Liverpool have finally declined to give a clearance tbe steamship Gibraltar, bound to Nassau, unless she will land the heavy Blakely guns which She has on board. Amongst other novelties at the Wimbledon meeting this year, there will be a ...
... , persons suppose. Exclusive of the army and the wives and children of soldiers, it would not fill thriving English town. At the census of 1861 the British born iu all India were 84,083 officers and men of the army 22,556 civilians, and women and girls ...
... the clergy, are great sufferers. Brazilian and other little difficulties have induced the Lords of the Admiralty (says the Army and Navy Gazette) to issue a very stringent circular, in which officers are enjoined to appear always uniform, even when going ...
... Murder at Margate.—On Friday iiaaiia ing, a woman named Jane Cock was drowned near tfcn jetty at Margate under circumstances which have induced the suspicion that she came to her death fcmß: play. The woman was seen to along the jetty st'sufasar minutes ...