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... deeply rooted prejudices in favour that abominable cesspool system, which has been guilty more secret poisoning than whole armies of could effect. Mr. Nutten-Kadclifie’s report embraces the result of careful investigations and will essential service to ...
... it«ar» and portal itrmi. Great progress is reported to have been made lately by the Salvation Army in Germany. Eight new corps are being opened this month, and two more are to be opened early in November. Messrs Go wans and Gray, Glasgow, and Messrs P ...
... selected as his text the following words Another arable spake He unto them : the kingdom of eaven Is like unto leaven, which woman took and bid three measnres of meal till the whole was leavened. Matthew xiii., 33. The rev. gentleman, having spoken of the ...
... precise information as to the whereaboots the French army in the West, under Keratry, but we may suppose that the Duke of Ueoklenburg is keeping this force in oheek by marching upon Le Mans, while the Army of the Loire is posted on a line between Ohateauduu ...
... Bochakist, Angnet L , It ie staled ben that tho Bnseians yesterday made a attack Plevna, but won naeneoeeefak The Bnssian army ocutiuuea to receive reinforcemente, and in of transport of troops the passenger traffic the Janey railway ”■ July »0,7. K) ...
... which the latter Fowaa baa olTued to the former. It expected that the Emperor Napoleon will eoon join the army. According tf the Tiil/ie the French army ia to divided into corpa, with the Impanel Quaid aa a reearve. The number of volunteera already enliatad ...
... during the years 1040, to 1040. In 1039 army was assembled Selby to eubdue the unruly Scots, and reviewed by Charles Ist ;it was, however, suddenly disbanded. In 1040, the , Scots again invaded England, and army was . again assembled at Selby to oppose ...
... can scarcely be correct, for Bir Henry Parkes did not land at Sydney till 1839, and he himself has told us in his Fifty Tears of the Making of Australian History” that for nearly year after landing be conld not master op fortitude to write to his friends ...
... vmael ashore on several occasions.—Fined 10a. and coats. a Nxiohboub.—Thomas Bamsker was then charged with assaulting old woman named A bis Young, ou the 2lst September. The parties live George-straei. Complainant stated that defendant came to her boose ...
... reoeoUy eeraraly the whole party Liberal CalhnMea. The Limerick Farmer* Club, Saturday, adopted a resolution advene to the Land Bill, and declared thei It were aot greatly altered In committee It ahoold be rejected, and repeal of the Union sought lor ...
... Walford-Gosnal, of Ipswich, has also left England on the same benevolent errand. CouMiasABUT op tub Fbbhch Army.—We are informed that the French army is extremely short of provisions, and that the commissariat is paying much as 1J franc per pound for meat ...
... and this help* us over many difficult lies/' UNFOUNDED CHARGE AGAINST A CAPTAIN. Reginald Cheuncy, retired officer from the army, appealed to his boil, charged the Westminster Police-court with having obtained £3 16*. and some provisions, value £1 6a, ...