... Martin's-market, Scotland-road, and almost every fine day she may be seen on the south landing-stage, or about the markets and other public places in the town. The landing-stage is her principal resort on Sunday afternoons, where she generally attracts around ...

... treat, he says, every army and armed company that attempt to come here as • mob. (The oongregation responded Amen.) You might as well tell me that you can make hell a powder-house as to tell me that you could let an army In here and have peace, ...

... and pass to other lands. The same feeling is found in democratic America and in aristocratic Germany. The hest-thumbed book in the public library of Boston is—what! That sacred volume which is, somewhat irreverently, known in the land of its birth as the ...

... of, were landed on the comet of Wales, and on the very shore surrendered at discretion, as is alleged, to some Welsh women with masculine hats and red cloaks, whom they mistook for soldiers of the About the lame time the French contrived to land about 2 ...

... of committing the offence. A woman having had half-a4overeign stolen from her, went to Hull and consulted a fortuneteller, who told her the* some boys on her own premises were suspected, but it not them, but another woman dwelling under the roof. The ...

... d seamen. He would Increase the marines by 20,000 men. - - - . A woman was conveying chickens to the market, at Blackwater, when of them flew out of her basket a gravel hole. The woman took other bonnet and tamed up the hood of the cloak on her head, ...

... . It was in the opinion df the late Prinee alone maintained order in Warsaw. Several hathere and some of the most weslthL landed tors are in prison. General Koise., governor of the department of Plok, who distinguished himself above all Ruffian generals ...

... health, the old man not exr:edd to recover, when morning they we re I 4 in bed, with their throats The man idled, but the woman survived, and confessed that 'she had done the dell, alleging all her reason that she was tired of waiting upon her husband ...

... s; and it is supposed that all the available land is already taken uk This is not all. Th e fallowing story is current: -That the American Commissioner offered free pirsotges d ual , free gifts of land on the island, ,snnevhing besides, to all American ...

... Republics of America. • • Lieutenant General of the t lennanie Confederation, ageneral seeking employment in the Turkish army, endeavouring to mtablish a mercantile and banking-house in St. Helens, a prisoner in Berlin, a genealogist,, and claiming ...

... correspondent) states that an army of 00,000 men would soon be encamped in the vicinity of that city. A second letter, received this morning from another city, and dated yesterday, corroborates that intelligence). It says that an army of 00,000 has been ordered ...

... In the middle of the night the wife awoke her hue land, and proposed to him to go and murder the hawker In order t, get possession of his prooerty. The husb and positively refused, on which the woman, calling hims coward, went and plunged a large knife ...