... TIMBER, THICK | Also, all that Close of exeeedingly rich PASTURE LAND, And notice is hereby further given, that the Trustees Do STUFF, PRANK AND TREENAILS, enlled the “ Livrie INN-LANDs,” cluse adjoining the Town present at this Meeting will proceed ...

... The Wonllen Trade. —A Goverameat onder for army elothing 1 ‘has reecntly been eontractea for in this ncichbonrhocd ; the quantity ordeeed is 126,000 yards, and the price about 3. rr yard. Two orders for army clahing for the Fast Tuwdia ‘ompaay are to ...

... The utter routing of the whole army of independents and sectaries, with the total overthrow of their heirarehy, that new Babel, mor: grounlless than that of the prelates, By Joha Hastoick, Captain in the Preshyterian Army, Doctor in Physick, and Physician ...

... Colsterworth, Lincolnshire, “,’.\.\T)fil). in a Clergyman's Family, an active YOUNG WOMAN, as HOUSEMAID, ‘and to make herself generally uscful. She st be a gomd plain Needle-woman, s able to get up Linen well. A very good eharacter will be Tequired. Address ...

... and Mr. Darby, it was adjourocd to yesterday. WANTEID. a situation as LADY'S MAID or UPPER HOUSEMAID, by a respectable YOUNG WOMAN, who has filled both situations, in good families, for several years, Understands plain Dressmaking and Millinery, and will ...

... officer of the army, near Ambussos, was arrested oo Tuesday night in *h.e commune of Montrogue. This man, whose real uame is Grabat, formed a plan, in coo- Jjunction with bis wife, to extort moocy from passengers on toe high road. The woman, who was young ...

... it ; and on comisg to the Vieniew Hridge, near Lianymyuvech, the horse foreed himsell hetween o man aml his wife, and the woman was violeutly throws down. The horse thea sprang to the left-hand side of the bridge, turned short round, and dashed himsell ...

... has been enriched by the brilliant ideas of M. Elie de Beaumont upon the formation of mountains by way of nplifting of the land. H. W, D Ellenborough Cuttage, Kennngton Cross, Surrey. June 21, 1543, THE LATR ¥, BURR, KSQ., OF THE 213 t RRGIMENT OF BOMBAY ...

... is the return made by the people of England, o rather, 1 woull belicve, by a few wdividuals, to the gallant Candabar army, that army which was for so long a time neglected, but which never. theless nobly apheld our national honour, and during a period ...

... nlmumn(d--t rioters.—Sur M. N-&n,r‘rwmllnlncmnwh&lmh‘lh&“t'd the army, who, he assured the Louse, woukl be found loyal and incorruptible. MHe vindieated the priciple of a standing army, and the absalute necessity of such a force uader the sent constitution ...

... soccessful, the ravages of the destruetive clement being confin d within the above limits. 1a addition to the demaze done on land, considerable loss has also been occasioned to the vessels, a arge oumber of which were moored off Topping's wharf, and, had ...

... will I sigocd my vame. | was u:fltlkd to sign it, and because | was afraid, for the British Ameriean subjeets residing on my land, in case of hostilitics, would have been indiscriminately mussacred ; no regard would have heen paid to parties, “This is the ...