... womnan had, they urlchasedl a piece f land in the neighbouring towi_ of Irondequoit. lhoete they lived for a time, cud then moved to the ity, where they now residle. Calaltger was a Nova- leotian, like the woman, asd is disposes to be an induls- rious ...

... force. It appeared that they had gone to a woman nud told her that if' she -did not give them money they would 'report that her chimney had been on fire, and have her summoned before the Magistrates. The woman indig- nantlv refused to comply with their ...

... FROM SOME RECENT BOOKS. Tinc EQUALITY OF WomAN.-Cancel from your minds every idea of superiority over woman. You have none whatever. Long prejudice, an inferior education, a perennial legal inequality and, injustice, have created that apparent intellectual ...

... both for military and sporting pur- poses, the change that has taken place since 1851 is worthy of note. ' In the British army, we find that the old smooth bore musket has been replaced by a rifled musket of superior quality, lighter and smaller in the ...

... purpose of forming and maintaining its armies wiil a view to conquest, All the ?? and rewards of the State were reserved in the first instance excle- sively for the army. An officer, even a private sol- dier of the army mighit look to the sovereignty of a ...

... and ma;ro formidablo than was at first sup- posed. The insurgents may be reckoned by thousands. There is not a man or woman throughout the vast extent of ;ancient Poland whose heart does not beat forthem. They take and retain towns, camps, and fortified ...

... whole land is redolent of sweet perfumes, Barlaquin, with Columbine and Harle- quina, dance on, followed by Clown and Pantaloon, to put an end to Fairy Land, and spend the night In wicked pranks. Then from the delightful region of Nd Man's Land, from ...

... power within as into new combinations, became creations of Its own, and fused in the fire of genius, passed into the fairy land of fancy, assumed in the minds of beings destined to immortality forms no longer subject to decay, and in human life and action ...

... at Washington, will shortly pay another visit to Canada. The port of Calais Is about to be considerably enlarged, and the landing quay increased from 590 to 1,220 yards in length. The great strike at the ironworka of 3essrse Bolokow and Vaughan, at Mi ...

... themselves with a material away, and if they san convert a man into an ape, themselves Into dragons or mice, If they can. raiee an army out 'of rye seed, or transport a palace or castle from' one kingdom to another, the highest object of' their ambition. Is gained ...

... is, however, that we have not yet heard the last of Jacob, for if he can only manage to obtain his discharge from the French army, he need not let his spirits go down, for in the words of the celebrated negro melody, There's many a one that I know well ...

... if anything could make one forget the more disgusting realities of the war trade it would be the sight of these old fellows landed high and dry after all the storms of battle, and still displaying in their Hearing all the pride of the soldier, tempered ...