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... meetings. Who can be surprised considering the unpleasant inueudos that are continually thrown out at such meetings against the landed interest Yours obediently, A TENANT FARMER. THE GUILDFORD IJIBLE SOCIETY. To the Editor of the Snrrey Advertiser. Sir, —In ...
... Engineers of 76 men, with 20 women and 22 children. The detachment of the 87th landed at Portsmouth and joined regimental head-quarters, and the Royal Engineers were landed and sent on to Aldershot on Tuesday morning. Movement of Troops.—A detachment of ...
... Hebbings off the eastern coast late have been on a very large scale. In two days last week 1800 lasts or 23,760,000 fish were landed at Great Yarmouth. John Scoble, Esq., ILF.F. Canada.—This distinguished advocate of the rights of the human race, who for ...
... sea coast, yet still she bad an army her coast 1803. In that year tbe first Napoleon assembled a vast army in the neighbourhood of Boulogne, and a great number of open fiat-bottomed vessels in which to embark that army for the shores of England. The invasion ...
... magician's wand—an army of volunteers. So much the better that they are volunteers—that they are not conscripts —that they are not hirelings they have fighting in America (cheers). the very breath of suspicion of an invasion raised up an army of 130,000 men ...
... acquaint the manager. She questioned the woman, and giving her a crown, said There, that's for your husband. Calling her back, she slipped another crown in her hand, saying That is for yourself. No, replied the woman, for children. Children have you ...
... peaceful and prosperous condition. What had they done with the Army and Navy? They had passed through the expensive ordeal converting their wooden walls into iron ships. They had re-organised the army so that these two branches were in a state perfect efficiency ...
... it was found Mr. Schollick that the round head of one the thigh-bones was broken entirely oft. The suffering of the poor woman, as may be supposed, is very great. Some doubts are entertained of her recovery. Mr, Bovill, M.P., and the Working Men's I ...
... learned Sergeant remarked that to his client the amount of costs were perfectly immaterial. He was a gentleman possessing landed property in the county, and he only came into court asking that the jury might show their deprecation of the defendant's ...
... unlit for human food. Binning Drill. —We are about adopt the running drill not too soon, considering bow long the Continental armies have used it. Mr. Edwin Price. Q.C., of the Midland Circuit, has been appointed to the Recordership of York, vacant by the ...
... publication of a has been commenced in Hobart Town. _ A Hint the Dogmatical.—They are iii discoverers that think there is no land when they can see nothing but sea. A Telegraph match took place at Worcester, Massachusetts, on tiic 7th. The winner sent the ...
... country tin- population which would Intrusted aims, as thisl- faoati clu-crs). .lames. R.E., responding for the army, pointed out briefly that the army bad no politics, for ace . our constitution the civ.l power must always predominant (cheers). Obedience was ...