... as seaman and loyal subject :— Admiral Dun das very unpopular In the fleet; *h«y say he is stow {tie in orig.), and an old woman Sir Edward Lyons is a first-rate sailor, which they say 1 the other is not. L, p. 10L) Our being in landingat the Alma was ...

... 850,000,000 the apportionment of the whole value of manufactured goods would be about 70 cents for every inhabitant, man, woman, and The tendency of the age is gradually towards an equalisation of the moral and physical condition of the human family. ...

... amounting to one might be educated; aad they asked the Corporation t give them a small piece of land, worth perhaoa £30 c no the Corporation like that. The land was behind the officex** houses an could very well spazed for this most pose. r The Mayor intimated ...

... following are the latest cases of this which have sou* under our notice this port Mary Bruee, a youn* woman, a very helpless condition, -vas landed y»y quays, from the Glasgow stiamer, the Ist Superintendent Magee'g attention >» called the condition of ...

... ed army. The blue ribbon, with the words, Nicaragua independiente, inscribed, which we bed hitherto won around our hats, was replaced another—red red could be sign of blood; and the orders in the Ml read:— The officers and soldiers of the army of ...

... wrath and passion of human greatness, and unflinchingly defended the can3a the poor;—though apparently helpless, had done than armies; trodden under foot, it had derived new strength from humiliations; trampled in the dust, It had arisen with renewed vigour; ...

... great want of the army was General. When vacancy occurred, Lord Palmekston did not attempt remedy. Lord successor was an old woman; and the result was that the French walked off ultimately with the glory of the Malakoff, and left to our army the disgrace of ...

... is a fact that closely concerns him. Six millions! - What does that mean?» It means five:shillings a head for every ‘man, woman, and child in England, Treland and. Scotlane,. Five shiliings individually may be very ii ittle to any one whe now hears me ...

... lived longest. The padre and daily expected, my dea'h, which probably would have taken place, but for the kindness of a native woman and her daughter. They gave sort of starch made of corn, whioh stopped the disease, after all other means I failed. I now began ...

... exiled from France, by order M. de Morny de Morny. resigned his commission in the army in 1838, been refused a furlough, essential to the he con- health. He bought large landed of his enfeebled ment of le Puy-de-Dime, and estates in the depart- manufactare ...

... peeps out'here and there ‘faintly, like-a'wild flower in the neglected alleys ; but, for some part of her ‘life at least, woman carfies the affections in her countenance, and that charm cannot be altogether obliterated. On the whole, the holiday was ...

... contiguous ‘Bay Islands—and we reeede I and entirely from ali acts or designs | cupation, or local centrol, of apy part £ the main-land of the Centrel American States, or of the rivers, bays, | t coasts, and islanis thereof administration will be | , open to ...