... rice. This the woman also had, and the two orders appear to have extended over a fortnight; but she never brought the child to Mr. F.shley again lie called at the house where bad first seen the child but found it locked up —indeed the woman had removed to ...

... name with that of the gallant army with which it has recently been privilege to servo in the field, and which has, 1 trli.,l. proved itself worthy of this great country (applause). If, during my period of service with that army, 1 have had the good fortune ...

... ruthless murderers. There is, however, one caution which I desire to circulate far and wide, it is this—that every man or woman who harbours or conceals, or assists in any way whatever in the escape of the murderers, does in fact by so doing become an ...

... British German Legion from Splthead for BalaSlara. On Monday night one of the privates eras discovered to woman, and very fine, handsome, young woman, too, French, the wife of soldier of the regiment, who Swlsr. Thto gallant wife regularly enlisted, and ...

... corning to join the army —(cheers). But during the peace the Government did not attend to anything of that sort. Their army was now gone, and they could not get another. Suppose they had a war with the United States, where was the army to defend Ireland ...

... of Charlotte Bronte (author of ** Jane Eyre ”), having been requested to do by both father and husband. Who will say that woman stubborn? N.ar Forres, I dansel was wooed an cl won young man, who subsequently ! removed Liverpool. farmer from America then ...

... who wore a cavalry uniform of the Sardinian army, is rather below than above the middle height, but compact and well knit, not unlike one of those Chasseurs de Vincennes who form the flower of the French army. His countenance is weather-beaten and soldierlike ...

... gay and happy. I went to bed at eleven o'clock, and next morning started early the Sardinian rail, through the cavalry camp, land transport, &c., and breakfasted at Mrs. Secoll's, who not only provides for the hungry, but attends to the sick. I had capital ...

... present. (No, no.) had always himself linked up with the owners and occupiers of the land. (Applause.) In fact, ho generally considered clergymen belonging to the land. The Bishop, he had learned, was subscriber to the Guildford Agricultural Society, and ...

... rrcspondcticc for publication. made acquainted with his conduct, and his peculiar night, the soldi, rs the garrison of the capital, army on shore. system of tactics resolved by Cabinet Vienna explanation of toasts drank in but even iu these, by usiug ait .as her ...

... (Oude) was found the hotly of woman dressed a garment dyed black; she was armed like the rest of her tribe w:th pair pistols and a sword, and must have been killed by a grape shot. It is said she was a very religious woman, and was much venerated in c ...

... of the h'Dltuatinns. but that tending warehouse duck |mlural apoplcxy tlle effect „ i( , wa , appears that the unfortunate woman lived with Williams for the deceased lie should have had 890 i. but now Hon. Henry Gouihurn, The income attached the the n ...