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... nurse to whom they had introsted it having ab- tI sconded with it, at length succeeded in finding the guilty at woman and their child. The woman who had stolen it turned out to be the wife of a respectable farmer who had at long been childless, and had ...
... who had received six millions of reals from the Minister of the Finances, would detach a few thousand men to reifforce the army of the centre under O'Donnell's orders. Ca- brera wias said to be ill at Cantavieja. His death would he no less fortunate for ...
... tenderness of faithful friends to crave; -You gathered classic treasures,andl soughtforMarnmomn'sspoil, 'iUncheered by woman's gentle eye, by woman's kindly smile. We gained our wish-but barren is the scene that round us lies DWe boast not friendship's cordial ...
... Radical and W~orking Men's; Associations throughout Hlugland and Walev, ad of atleast one-half of tie Associations in Scot- land.- Indeed, some of the latter refused to send. delegates to the Edinburgh meeting, accompanying their refuanivith a severe ...
... Profit- mongers of Paris are the perfect Counterparts of our Mu- nicipal Commoners in this country. DE.O51CRACY OP THEf FRENCII ARMY. The - Courrier Frangais, in commenting on the pre- tensions and title of the Duke of Nemours to succeed Marshal Lobau in ...
... dispensed with. What would PAINE say if lie were now in America? In the State of New York there is no national debt, no standing army or dead weight, no sinecures, no church establishment, and cer- tainly no extravagance in the way of taxation. Yet, we are ...
... AN AERinsCAN OAaNIis DRIVER.-A locomotive and tender shot down the inclined plane at Philadelphia like a falling star. A woman, with two legs broken by this accident, was put into an omnibus, to be carried to the hospital; but the driver, in his speculations ...
... they are spreading amongst the military ; the British troops corresponded with him (Stephens) and lie with them. The army of Eng. land, officers and mten, they know what we are about-they say,-- Ad Go it my lads-if you can't do it yourselves we will come ...
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... killed with the c y sword (for the purpose of oppressing) shall be killed by i n the sword-and that Air. Lovett, and all his army of t moral-force-men, are quite out in their calculation if they c e reckon that deliverance from the present state of national ...
... is necessary to human happiness; yet, though produecing such a quantity of wealth, its people are among the. poorest-ix the land. What a number of care-worn hearts are there ;,..uany a father sighs at the destitution of 4ns'ltomne,~iand the, gloomniness ...
... the lowest trid tiovst igroraatt? say, tire these exelrpt frotn taxatrion-are they tiirfit to serve in the army or navy 1 I wi as borr itt the army ; I hird urrrcles in the arrr , one rrf wvlom received two-atrti-tiventy wounds; and Wellington wrrs then ...