... revenue and private income to the relief of the poor, and particularly of orphans and widows in misery. Here a poor widow woman of the lowest class exclaimed, loud enough to be heard nil round her, * Arte eomo utentc .' (Zounds bow he lies ?? ; and she ...

... alluded to the late Duke of York. (Loud cheers.) He said tlmt the Dukeof York had assisted Mr. Pitt in bringing the British army into a state of high order, and he would add that that order had been brought to perfection by the illustrious Duke. of Wellington ...

... intention to nego- ciate. The last advices received at the Foreign Office from Vienna, bring intelligence from the Russian army to the 2nd instant. At that date they were prosecuting the siege of Brailow, which place, although repeatedly storm- ed, had ...

... Levi Brett, 27, for (icing with others assembled, armed with fire arms and other weapons, in the county of Sussex, in order to land certain uncustomed goods; George Howe, 20, for horse-stealing; John Montgomery, 3S, for uttering a forged Banknote; James Anderson ...

... there bis Majesty's yacht Herald, Commander Astley, with the late governor of India and family on board, on his passage to Eng- land. The late governor ofthe Mauritius, his excellency the Hon. Sir G. Lowry Cole, G.C.B. and family were expected at the Cape ...

... — a ?? without money — an exchange without com- merce - a nobility without honour— hordes of friars without morality — an army without discipline — people without instruction — and religion ?? by snper- stition. The reverse shows — the King an usurper' ...

... victorious with the loss of 70 men. In the Morea it is said that a body of 6000 Albanians have defeated a detachment ol the army of Ibrahiin Pacha. We are pleased to see the whole question of Irish politics narrowed, as it now is, into this one point— ...

... few days since, a poor woman ' neighbourhood was refured the rights of her church ?? a piiest, for a crime which I was not aware merite* 1 such sever*! chastisement. I asked, upon being ' formed of the circumstance, i.s the woman a thief r ft murderer ...

... allies, and by the discontent which begins to show itself among the troops. He ex- presses a wish to return to Egypt with his army. By chance the Pacha just arrived here to-day.— Augsburr/h Ganette. Paris, Aug. 18 — By a telegraphic dispatch of the 17th ...

... the main army and the tea. The campaign began, as it did this year, about the mid- dle of May; on the 10th of June Silistria had capitu- lated; Bazardjik, defended with intrepidity by Pekliwan Aga, was carried by assault; and the Russian army ar- rived ...

... commitment from the coroner or take the woman before the magistrates at Marylabonne police office. The applicant and the female then left the office. Marlborough-street — Yesterday a decent-look- ing middle-aged woman, evidently in a state of much fatigue ...

... rank and estimation which belonged to him in the desert. The mounted cavaliers, it is true, constituted the only strength of armies in the middle ages, but that military system was absolutely week, and the bloodless battles of those times attest the ins ...