... A FAST WOMAN. A - Western Canadian paper, the Elora %serve-, has received, on authority which it says is unquestionable, a story of a chase in an outlying district of that part of the country :— A young man and woman have lately married, and settled ...

... GENERAL MTLELLA.N 2 1 0 ARMY. The following address was read to the armiunder General M'Clellan, on the 'evening of the 3rd, at dress parade, and was received with an outburst of vociferous cheering from every regiment : Headquarters, Army of the Potomac, Camp ...

... favour of eompromise or reconstruction. On the contrary, oiae universal chorus echoes through the length , and breadth of the land, The net is broken, and we are delivered!' Mr. Everett and his votaries, who still believe in imprisoned loyalty as existing ...

... been made' . with the landing stages and piers. The Temple-pier and lauding stage will be of the most imposing character, and will form one of the principal features of the undertaking. It will be 470 feet in length, and the landing and pier will project ...

... surety for peace; for what chance would a foe have of landing here in the face of a huge standing army of 250,000 proficient volunteer soldiers determined that if the enemy should make its way into the land, that it should only be effected by passing over ...

... why the learncd of the law gave something for nothing, and were afraid of and respectful to the little woman, let no man inquire. The little woman's soul has, however, llitted, and we can say that, after all, the few young lawyers who know naught of her ...

... yesterday (the 4th) the army was drawn up in its positions for review; the bands were playing the national salutes being fired, and things looking bright.' General M'Clellan has issued the following address to his army:- - Head-quarters, Army of the Potomac, ...

... been made with the landing stages and piers. The Temple-pier and lauding stage will be • of the most imposing character, and will Form one of the principal features of the 'undertaking. It will be 470 feet in length, and the landing and pier will project ...

... with the other five he ran the gauntlet through the Austrian squadron, and landed on the coast. His little band dispersed. The hardships of the flight overcame Anita. The noble woman died; and Garibaldi, digging her grave with his own hands, swore that he ...

... one-third of the land of Scotland. The Chinese have never been so addicted to 'superstitious gifts' as the Scotch before the Reformation were. But still there must be buried in the dust of ages a great many Christian claims upon the land of China. It is ...

... perpetrated was a widow lady, in her 66th year, by name Conrad, who resided at Eidlitz, and lived upon the rents of a little landed property which she possessed in that neighbourhood. On the 7th of September she left Eidtlitz on a pilgrimage to Qainau, situated ...

... the family at home, made inquiry of an old woman about the number and age of the males ' of the family. After naming several, the old lady stopped. Is there no one else?' asked the officer. replied the woman, none except Billy Bray.' Billy Bray! where ...