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... is not mine; I only purchased the land, and not the treasures which ware bidden in itbut still he from whom bought it. will not reoeivo it back. The defendant answetad, consoientions my foTlow-oitizen. I sold the land and all that fit contained, and therefore ...
... diminish the forpe 0} the investing army, and whole corps was directed from Paris to observe from Troyes and Chatillon-snr-Soino the operations of Bourbaki’s army. This corps, supported tome Divisions from Metz and the Gorman Army of the Uortb, was placed under ...
... Monday afternoon, a fiercely contested engagement was going on between the Army of Versailles holding the heights of Bellevue and Meudon, and the left wing of the Parisian army, holding Clam art, Vanvres, and Issy. After a very brisk exchange of artillery ...
... decision. sided, and conducted the Scripture class. Mr. c, T c.-ri Q ,„ , _ E. Walsho delivered address on The Physi- Bijj-TMESA Land Sbsbions.— These Sessions cal Theory Music, which he elucidated by concluded yesterday evening. In the claim of come interesting ...
... young large towns, in the of Nantes In the woman, described as a domestic servant, had first place, nothing of the kind can occur at occasion on Saturday evening to visit some friends Paris; for, in place of the army of Brunswick on y Koail * 411(1 homewards ...
... which to work for Napoleon. THE VERSAILLES ARMY—THE IMPENDING BATTLE. Very little fighting took place yesterday. The Versailles troops gained little or no ground. A great action is expected. The Versailles army is massed in two great bodies, the chief being ...
... daughter of Mr. James Elliott, aged 8 yean and 10 months. Moon—April Ann Jane, only daughter Mr. Davis Moon, the Northland Armi, Dungannon, aged 6 years and 8 months. Morrow—April the residence of his brother-in law, Mr. J. F. Farqubar, Jun., Jordanstown ...
... protests against supplying the whole deticiencv increasing the income tax, or ro-iiuposing duties on sugar and tea. The increased army expenditure might have been provided for In short loan. The Post does not eonsidcr Mr. Gladstone would be justified in tendering ...
... dismissed. Social Relations in California. —An extraordinary scene occurred in a San Francisco court during the Trial of tho woman Fair for the murder of Colonel Crittenden. She testified in her own behalf, admitted having been married a number of times ...
... severity on the disposition of rich men when they buy landed property, to tie it up as closely as they can. The object of the Law of Settlement is to prevent an impoverished landowner from selling the land men who would put capital into it. To make the best ...
... property Mr. Patrick Moenan, Whitchouse, iu Henry Street last ovouing. Fined 10a and costs. ANOTHER INCORRIGIBLE. Ann Marlow, old woman, was charged Sub-Constable Mullau with ber castv-mary offence of drunkenness. Head-Constable Lamb said thattho only punishment ...
... there was every expectation that the Government army would in Paris by daylight. Yesterday morning three divisions of the army advanced towards the enceinte through the Bois dc Boulogne, and an entire army was under orders foDow. M*Mahon, with his staff ...