... loss; and the army, in the highest spirits, had commenced it march upon Sebastopol-being already, an its landing, within thirty miles of that'place: We are 'indebted to the Coast itutionnel for the fol- lowing:- Old Fort, where the landing was effected ...

... shillings to every man, woman, and child; or four pounds to every family on the face of this earth. Were England to conquer all Europe, and levy a general poll-tax to pay off her present debt, she must have from every man, woman, and child, 51. 17s. 7d ...

... convey 14,000 men be- longing to the French army, and between 400 and' 500 horses, with seven batteries, mounting 36 guns. The other will convey the Ottoman army, of about 10,000 men and 8010 horses. Tche British army, a part of which is already on board the ...

... shillings to every man, woman, and child; or four pounds to every family on the face of this earth. Were England to conquer all Europe, and levy a general poll-tax to pay off her present debt, she must have from every man, woman, and child, 51. 17s. 7id ...

... shillings to every man, woman, and child; or four pounds to every family on the. face of this earth. Were England to conquer all Europe, and levy a general poll-tax to pay off her present debt, she -Must have from every man, woman, and child, 51. 17s. 7id ...

... xciting character. An old woman, who represented .at she bad been deaf for forty years, stated thae. she had regained her hearing, and a young woman who ivent to the building stone deaf testified to her cure, knotber young woman, a confirmed invalid, who ...

... the army. There is a good deal of outpost work doing between the Russians and Osmuan Pacha's army, and cavalry reconnaissances are frequent. The Russians are operating upon Osman Pacha's comn- i munications, to the great inconvenience of his c army. In ...

... distributed any, but who lived Upon revenues, or the proceeds of landed property which is at other name for the accumulation of past robberies from the people. The former appropriators of the land, with the refusal of the appropriators to take with it its duties ...

... size in France, where they were brought to this position, that the average value of land hold- ings at that uotaent amounted to £4 sterling per annut'm Mtoit there was land to the amlount, on the average, of' l,t1OOO,0lO0 sterling, which was sold up for ...

... neighbourhood of which the King encountered the army of the Syrian allies. In the camp from which the army has started we see the Commissariat Corps busilV engaged in preparing bread for the soldiers. A woman is kneading the flour in a tub, whilst another ...

... a young woman at an adjoining public-house. Witness would have to go to a hospital a week hencs to undergo an opera. tion, and a friend told her that the young woman was 'up to no good. So she said to her husband, Is this the young woman you have ...

... enjoyment of the inhabitants of London thc Gravel Pit WNood at Highgate, some seventy acres in extent, ind thirty acres of land at Kilburn. Tlbe offer is made to the Cor- ' rlation of London on the condition that it will procure Parliamen- oisY satnction ...