... entering the army, which it is evident will be the readiest way to lessen-if not altogether to do away with the standing army; but, if military flogging was to be done away with, hundreds of young men, who ought to be employed upon the land, but who, from ...

... gentleman when she would Is be a poor woman, and such like observations ; she altered it, * and: gave him his billet for the Waterloo, in RocL-street ; that d upon his (Mr. ?? coming home, he went up to the Waterloo, land seeing the sergeant, he demanded the ...

... officer questiiired tha landiiri whori mteniier allI ?? of the woman. The prisoner wan pireserit at this conversatlion. Thre officer searcelii the house, but diii not dlisriover the woman. Gorwer anil witiress then re-turined to thle Town iHall. The officer ...

... lie would confess all he kiiew about the fowls aiid other miatters,, it would lie this means of getting his brother into thle army, and save him from transportation, aiid that lie (tile prisoner) was to go inito the workhouse, where Mr. Treadcroft would ...