... worthy thai to of the greatest credit. Their army was, of course, liable met Or taees es, and there was no army in the history of witi r- ancient or modern times that had ?? disasters, ond i b is, their army, either in ?? or the Zulu warshed met bee It ...

... has prepared and shipped, partly by the Osprey, and the remainder by other vessels, some two thousand plum- puddings for the army in the East, the whole of which will have ample time to arrive before Christmas. TuE MILITIA.-Yesterday afternoon week the ...

... without molestation. The paddle-wheel is the great conqueror. Wherever the captain cries Stop her 1 civilization stops and lands in the ship's boat, and makes a permanent acquaintance with the savages on shore. Whole hosts of crusaders have passed and ...

... of the winter an army sufficient to co-operate l effectually in the capture of Simpheropol. The weather is still delightful, and the gentle rains that'precede the arrival of winter in this quarter will serve to supply the allied army with water, which ...

... they use one, as the stones are as thick, in hOU10 parts of the land, as cabbages. I walked a distance of ten miles, from Killorglin to Ross. beigh, and I saw thousands of acres of land that were covered with stones vary- ing in size Irom Jowt. to several ...

... ?? ?? 15 Duchy of ?? Beard of Control ?? 5 Irish Office lie London ?? . 7 Woods, Forests, Works, Land ?? 96 Geological survey ?? . 20 Geological ?? Land Revenue ?? 8 Poor Law ?? ?? 083 Registrar-General of Births . ?? Tithe Commission ?? ?? 68 Inolosure ...

... free soilers, who were induced to migrate into this land of trouble, by largess, by Igift of land, and by promise of continual support. Their invasion brought in the border ruffians, who came in armies across the Missouri; and hence the bloodshed, fire ...

... It is proposed that the land so plan shouldbe allotted to. cultivators at the end of three years under hypothecation for the pay- ment of capital and interest, and that the company should undertake toreclaim uncultivated lands as well as the districts ...

... increasing our army, and perhaps our navy, will be one. Now, I thik it becomes us to, keep a vary, watchful, 5jTy upon any measures that masy ha brought forward to in- cease our army and. our navy. No doutoebec'wl be todo with respect to the Army,, what I suppose ...

... The murder was perpetrated in a most diabolical man- th ner, andtunder eirclnaistances of pecuiliar hor-ror. The old gti woman who was the victim of it was nearly four, score re yersf age, and the takinz of life at that period involved raj fnerocity ...

... upon their lands, to the fertilization of A I is such lands. The bill proposes to give power to the Local P are Sewer Authority to acquire waste lands, sand-banks, and p the other Isnds improvable by the application of sewage under of 3 the Lands Clauses ...

... one of ash and one of elm. Sitting down, the gods shaped man and woman out of these sticks, whittling the woman from the elm. One of the strangest stories touching the origin of woman is told by the Madagasoarenes. In so far as the creation of man goes ...