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... the changes that hail taken !dare I h.sett, especially with r clerk:ace to their beautiful being built, lie young man and woman to help themselves amt not look to other people to help them,.l olthelp was 11114UtNtiollalily the help. He said sometimes ...
... bloom; the bees are humming everywhere, and the summer is at baud. Presently the brown cockchafers will come almost like an army of locusts as suddenly appearing without a sign. They seem be particularly numerous where there is much maple iu (be hedges ...
... re-organisshonof the army is, you know. directed a..r•inet us! . Non—, noils noes •— But no. Give the marshal's precise languase, less translate it, we cannot. It was too energetic; hut • mill venion of it was: No; we are occupied with the army for ourlees ...
... on Easter Monday. it aware that Loudon ail! a lot re of 1:O;:.0 mrn, and usher the coutary a forre o f 6,405 , —t0get her army , 1 atroog. The 13.. t cAttit. rturun only chow • slight decline In the nuher the nurnher of Yttiscks report, d fin the week ...
... an old woman, aged eightytwo, att.mpted to lift teakettle from the are aml In doing so set lire to her dress. Iler rcr.ania and groans haring drawn the att,ntion of fhe neighbours to the hens•, an entrance was oMained and the unfortunate woman was found ...
... convicted rogues and vagabonds and sentenced to one month’s hard labour. - Yesterday, Ann Tinsley, an elderly, dissipated-looking woman, who said she was her way to Leeds, was charged with being drunk Sooth ill, the 2nd inst. The case was proved by Sergeant Eadie ...
... stoppage of the Consolidated Tank prmluced a profound sensation lu Norwich, as the establishment had a branch there. A married woman, subject to disease of the heart, recently died in one of the putille baths at Leeds The body, unidentified, was removed to ...
... on Clerkenwell Green, London, where a resolution was carried protesting against the retention of the flogging clauses in the Army Discipline Bill. At the Manchester City Police Court, on Monday, Win; Dale, a cashier, was charged with embezzling £6OO, the ...
... Fenian pr.s nets has b-en released. General Michael Glees h. native of the Tipperary, ruse train the ranks in the rnite I State: army, during the late civil war, to the iiosition of hriga.iiergenerisl, owing to Ids eztriewthrairy bravery. lie is s powerful ...
... ,if England for show that in that year let penous turn and women) died who hail reached lint years of age or upward.. our woman dying at 108 and man at 109. Of these very old people taelve die.) in London, vit.. one at the age of RC, two at four at li') ...
... work shall have cleared five arrea of the land. built a small house of the timber which he has in abundance on the land, and lived on at least twelvemonths. the government will etre him his h•gal tint mating the land hi. In Ice simple for ever leathers families ...
... in©tractions fioin Mandalay. EGYPT AND ABYSSINIA. ADVANCE OF THE ARMY. * telecratn to the J-,dftted MVB —According inforroatiou received MaLwah.King .'ohn witli the main Abysslnit army and Runs. He determined, to occupv the (iis and Galahat, end the Blue ...