... most, as arc pretty well inured to it now. The 62d landed about a fortnight back, and heard yesterday they had lost men. The 46th landed about the same time, and hear that they have lost more. The 9th landed last week, and they are burying five and six a-day ...

... intercourse between them and persons in their own station of life of the other sex . Not so. His modest, well-principled young woman may be an exception ; but it will be found that where such a system attempted to be enforced, it will also be attempted to ...

... must protest; and that was reading their sermons. Some of them said, Oh, Dr Chalmers did so ; but then they forgot the honest woman's remark, —* He was a fill reader. Dr Chalmers.’ (Laughter.) had also heard it urged an excuse that Dr Gordon and Dr Candlish ...

... acr. sa in English steamers all speed. This force, 40,000 str mg, will be joined probably by the 9th division of the French army, present stationed here, and the whole will, the a PP**°^ ' . more favourable weather, advance and occupy tie ern side of ...

... that one among twenty of his auditors thought anything about the absurdity ot supposing that the blows heartily laid on the woman w ith her formidable’ shovel, and heartily applauded by her husband from bis dignified elevation, would have led to bappv ...

... to ol.lain recruits, but «ltli the most indifferent success. The causes asstgne men of Sutherland, added to the state of the army East, render all his eff >rts next fruitless. Additional Sheuriff-Subsittite f«»r Mid-Lothian.—Sheriff (Jordon, having obtained ...

... it susceptible of proof. The first great point of the expedition was the landing —that was effected with precision and success; its second was the opposition ot the Russian army, who were driven from their intrenched position with admirable daring and ...

... infatuated admiration for the Emt. to, Napoleon the First, had induced him to contract, 'i, unnecessary to speak. His mother, a woman of inleiiigencc, superintended his education, which she comin.ttod to General de Lambsdorf, who was assisted, others, the Countess ...

... The Chairman then gave Success to the allied armies in the Crimea,’ associating with the toast the name of Lord Panmure. (Drunk with applause.) Lord Panmure said—To have my name associated with that gallant army to have it associated with all that is remarkable ...

... being registered, and this not being done in the case of a female, will excite no surprise. Secondly, have seen a worthy old woman, upwards of 80. named Henderson, who knew Mrs Mearns well, and confirms, near as may be, the reputed age of the latter. Mrs ...

... hir.l Board of Udny, for a situ on the Hospital lands which to build houses for the accommodation of paupers, was read. A previous application for site in another place had been remitted to Mr Beattie land surveyor, who considered tha site unsuitable, and ...

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