... EXPENCE OF THE ARMY. A document has just been issued the Treasury Chambers, Whitehall, from which we learn that the total expense of the army in 1835-6 was £6,188,291, which in 1842-3 had increased to £6,602,312. The expense of the navy in 1835-6 was ...

... lovely dream, whooe light ‘Thou couldst imitiorts! A land wherein earth's sons For ever might abide, unchecked communion, In the fulness of their pride. northern warrior, Had bis Elysium too; His martial land of promise, kept For gallant hearts, and true; And ...

... perfect, Woman was extracted from Ais substance to be woven into a finer texture of creative thought. She was, as it were, an sublimation of Di- vine Fancy. Fallen now indeed! Yet there ie union still ; for Man has fallen too! To injur- ing Woman Man wounds ...

... vilual inhabitants, where the necessities of war could be urged in excuse for the crueltics we exercised, than ty British armies have net till now Candaher, the a priest who had too atis up his ¢ entrymen in the defence fron tho traniocd t days obs fer ...

... to which all in the end will be made for decision. IRISH TITHES AND POOR RATES. In Ireland, horse, foot, artillery, and an army of policemen, have been employed to collect poor rates. This is an odd way of collecting charitable funds ; but if absurd laws ...

... of the Test and Corporation cessarily engendered the repea . acts, and gave birth to the fi erce democratic ambition which landed us in the bottomless gulf of Parliamentary Reform, is now universally admitted. According to the very pro- his liberal effusion ...

... Female ‘* There is tome.” says Byron, softening in the presence of a woman some § induence, even if one is not in love with th always teel in better humour with iyselt # thing 5 d is a woman witbia ken. : evenini | Hall for the rly of this t on of a * Des ...

... will be raised on the occasion. While the Prime Minister taxes the poor man's bread to keep up the landed interest ; and while the parson taxes that land to maintain a bloated sinecure ; both can readily unite and cull upon the public tu do in charity ...

... its old oppressors and plunderers to the simp! fact, that in the proud bosom of a Queen was found the truthful beating of a woman's heart. Faithtul to the genuine feeling of youth,’Sir Robert Peel may wow be yet more strongly impressed with that * something” ...

... argued that it would conduce more to his happiness to make Woman his toy, his rattle; an instrument of his pleasure merely, than to treat her as his companion, his his friend :— whilst Woman has been wi ing ual, ing enough to resign the sovereignty into ...

... sister of tbe mother proliahljr the only woman in the world who prepared to receive the orphans with affection, or even without dislike. It more than likely, that she is all of mother they have left, and the woman of all others whom lawgiver desirous human ...

... fund injuring a which the lattes at the same time. was carrying ine wes. for a rary woman, the keeper of a beer. pe her for a pint of ale. Prioaney bed her nye woman, however, bad used them to most disgusting language, and the the cysts between ee he ...