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... Annita ; a woman in every way worthy uf his heroic character, who continued with hint during his active service, sharing his dangers, till the insurrection in Lombardy called him back to take part in the coming struggles in Italy,—landing at Genoa in ...
... their windows glee the a his men. Them women had probably seed the mation of Butler, and, if go, we wake that they did their woman's worst spied Unmanly ruffianism on one has hem by unwomanly the other. TheOseleaseniseere now said to be Wei swim IW y.,A ...
... la the November manlier al Origami kmetabr, w bleb we kisceng szlrset In Blackburn we were taken to • cottage where a young woman dreamed in black, of great respectability, and with a pleasant Lancashire countenance, religion had refined into a noble delicacy ...
... bwmless amioroment. How THE ARMY IS —A letter, dated Albany, llOth Aua-ust, from an Engrshman in America to brother in London, contsins the lowing ; Yoe wed *Wk. giased to psi before you rewire this Tuu ni• a maim la lie lidera army. we re calved • last arming ...
... matter was wised by the Prince landing under the ordinary= of 21 guns, which the Viceroy trekked could not he &spewed with, since its commies would have hem lialde teelie misconstrued by the people of the country. The Prinee landed at the railway terminus, ...
... have made good a position U. front of the swamp, in which lain forth.. last three weeks, to the detriment id the health of the army. The sickness must have been much greater than is generally acknowledged. Almost every day my a steamer arrived 111 this city ...
... they would immediately fall to the earth. Potence la The Porrtricst ARMY. Owing to warm which are every day taking place between the native and foreign officers uf the Poutifical army, as to the political coodition of the iovernineut the merits' of the ...
... pave). Grant .8 army is re por ted to be eaffe low fever, which iv flung his hospitals and retarding his action ; and it is not that the prevailing amongst his trooris_wili amps' him to an immediate attack upon RithiwomA At present the army of the Potomac ...
... harms of Stamboul. EXTRAORDINARY CARR. A woman named Rosalie Dole was convicted on the 13th of August, 1,161, of parricide, and eentenued to hard labour for life. It we. proved in the course of the trial that this woman had threatened her father's li', on ...
... 5140,000/. The total sum paid for lands is 1,030,000 f. fight their fellow citizens. The balance available to meet psymenta on account of works in August next is 70,000 t TO CANADA. -In the course the year 1861 there landed at Quebec 19,923 immi. SHALL AMZRICA ...
... Manesiles says : --el A a woman, but the could not rouse her brother, who bed 'awed in . w • M in re tee* of her lover ineenlid gone to bed somewhd the worse for liquor. The mo ds, row as. kg en hersraelle robbers seized the woman, tied her lag., and earned ...
... in the 10-Atie, he hooked a large salmon (says the Field). Now, landing a large ',alines, especially when the waters are troubled, is not always quite so easy or certain a job as landing a large constituency, like Birmingham for example; for, ales! salmons ...