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... WEEKLY FREE PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER S, 1872 LAND TENURE HOME.SA.ND ABROAD. Tub total number of proprietors it! Hussia who owned serfs prior to the Emancipation was about 103,000, and the (quantity of land held them amounted to over 303 aiillioua of acres ...
... and Infanticide. woman named Elizabeth Marchant, on Tuesday morning cut her own throat and that of her child, three years old, in a bedroom of the Queen’s Head Inn, Epsom. The child is dead, and but faint hopes are entertained of the woman’s recovery. V ...
... interregnum by a temporary governing inumvirate consisting of the President of the Assembly, the Deputy, and the Chief of the Army. With regard education, the Government proposes to giye_ parents the ngn send their children to secular or religious schools ...
... that woman may find work congenial to the best impulses of her nature, and beneficial to suffering humanity. All praise to Florence Nightingale and her noble staff. So long voice can be raised' it shall be employed to advocate the rights of woman to prosecute ...
... ship, and would be transferred to prison again when we landed in Corfu. The troops were halted on the quay till the small steamer that was to take us down the river could brought alongside. A young woman took advantage of this delay to approach the Sergeant ...
... is so dry. They use oxen to tread it out ; but, alas ! the oxen are always muzzled. Each village has much land, and they work it in common. The land is all the property of the Sultan, who exacts much of the produce, but there rent. Then the villagers share ...
... £17,618 in the course of a few years. A report Mr Beattie, land surveyor, recommended that a site Durria should selected for pond, and its accessories—the estimated cost of acquiring the land, preparing it, &c., being over two thousand pounds. Lord Provost ...
... Covenanting army returning from Gight and Haddo to Aberdeen on the Ist of June :--“They came in with flying colours, trumpeters and drums in good order, with their ammunition, cart-pieces, and other arms, but there was cannons. The burrow and lands were plagued ...
... altar, in flowered satin dresses and little cloth caps, looking exactly like the hand at wild beast caravan.” One place where landed was terrihlv overrun with vermin. Timber (his little dog) he tells us, has had ever} hair upon his body cut off because of ...
... wfing is weary, What charm can refresh his plume ? Tis Woman, whose sweetness beameth On all that we'feel or see ; And if man of heaven ere dreameth, Tis when ho thinks purely of thee, Oh ! Woman ! INQUIRY, {B>i our own Commissioner.) no. VI,—THE poaching ...
... Sainton, the eminent violinist. Skye—Sale of an Estate. —lt is reported hero that the island of Raasay has been purchased by land agent, for the enormous sum of £55,000. firm of opticians at Manchester have presented 1500 pairs of spectacles for distribution ...
... 000 from the Customs, £23 901,000 excise 920,000 stamps, £2,395,000 land-tax TsiSS f ,821.000 property tax, £4,750.000 Post- Office, £BlO 000 telegraph service, £375,000 Crown lands £8,695J}08 miscellaneous, this last item including £869,364 received ...