... of tlio unfortunate thrown orcrboard were obeerred reach the land, sod rcoie.nd.r were drowned It i. a.Ated that the slare Irede 1. awfully rife at Haaaonab. Americnn i-l.ppar Crime, landed tlO negroes at Sierra Morena. aud all were earned lol.nd in moment ...

... e enemies. Give them back their lands tZ wanted nothing of the sort. I imagined that this , the will «. once as*.,at ,n storing order, and , - was act devotion ac the custom of the render unnecessary onr enormous army. Hut if not life acet the UuJliists ...

... the stream ; hearing of which, r William rode over, and demanded by whose authority and on whose land the shelling was built. sheipbird answerit that land was ihe Brie of Erroilis, and his minster, the Laird of Monquhallis had rsuaet in hamelenes put up ...

... proud one of the band, To frighten the parvenue, Louis of France, And show thc frog •eaters a bit of dance ? fight fur the land that belongs our lords, '. lliglandmen, Lowlandmcn, sharpen your swords! Form ! form ! city ami glen, True-hearted, brave-hearted ...

... spoksn of, however, she did a little duty on land, working as navvy upon the railway to Exeter. Yet her sex was never suspected. She arrived at Newport short time ago, but her sex was by some means revealed The woman was discharged and left the couit The Irish ...

... liae been asleep tao.” A gentleman named David Rae, who held a situation in the Custom House at Anstruthcr, joined Prince’s army 174-5. and being taken prisoner, suffered at Carlisle. Some time afterwards, the minister of the parish called on the widow ...

... to the beach in Bt. Maw’s Creek. The brig Pearl was wrecked about the same time at St Agnes, the crew being saved. Round the Land’s End several losses occurred St. Ives, Hoyle, and Rideford. The most distressing was that of the barque Severn, belonging ...

... wanting places might enrol their names, and through which masters might make inquiry to the character of the servants. A man or woman's character would then be his capital, and a good servant would be enabled to secure employment with a master who would estimate ...

... sisters, mid of whom f--el ursn-hts worthy ? On- l.nl ii. woman of every Italian city, town, vil, .ce, mu‘t tiie 1 :r sex, tbe consi-iou-uess i avin : solemn and vital 'ct tor tin Ciumn •> this woman mu-t say toa'l tin* rest : —l*.. i come Mid coll-rs iressisfit ...

... y neressa.r Mt . al . ‘accommodation every protection to the progressive rise in the value of railway stocks, and und( , v)land dealing, quiet bints, and even open and ts . .J„ « but second-rate which reu- - . k steamer.—On Sunday, tbe .^^nrevhead^d active ...

... the coffin baa been found and the woman for wb* it was manufactured is pretty eatisfsetorih identified, though, lieve her pre*en» whereabouts is not known. Not the leas' si gular uf the s ory is the fact tha: this woman was live six au ...

... time being, hereinafter called the said P.incipal Secretary. shall o' tained to the purch of any land under the powers of this Act, or to the grant any land any person or body of persons, in pa suanee of the powers herein, after given :—That, in addition ...