... M'.:»“:ma’”u?«;u As '-:'h- epiatle, S S %pr—‘dhmam of man’s workmanship made by & woman, he had thought it h.hduywc\nb. acceptanee, in return, of a plece of woman’s work from the hands of & man.”—When Constantia Pbml: was in & state of distress, she ...

... all interest in the relizious instruction of the rising generation He rejoiced to see laymen of the Church show mwunum,wmtmw land, more than any other body, has educssed the during the last ocentury. He should support any scheme which would educate the ...

... honoured establishment with her patrouace. T™ - woman, ':'-“‘L unsccastomed to such lvxm:: - expressed thauks fn eulogisiic terms, and ** went 0o 3 e nti soldier was buried last wesk ! amnam‘mumm. Army, was & pae o | honour to George LII, and one evening ...

... we feel that we ought to 7% tat there be notbing in the law which would prevent {1 =ont eutire freedow 1o _selling land and in buying land. L tieysd chieers ) I am not golng.luto the question, becsnse ( Uak the mere statement of the principle, which can ...

... due to the unexhausted impetus which their army still derived from his victory at Cbancellursville ; snd the irremediable character of his loss was seen st (iettysburg, where Lee shattered and demorslised his army by direct attacks upon the Federal lines ...

... in West of England, advocating the abolition of the Law of Distress, improvement in land transfer aud the Law of Settlement, tenant right, the cultivation of waste lands, and the abolition of the Game Laws. A German engineer residing i:(‘up‘hsn.llm Gunther ...

... approval, president is to be present to see hpan! conducted. The Emperor is reported to have sai “{ ' will no more tolerate in the army an officer who mw‘ommhowd;eomnd.thnu officer who does not know how to guard his own.” Ecosomy axp Co-OperatioN. — Brigham ...

... {h a his work, has neutral nation who takes part in a civil war in 8 | succeeded in walking! ,%00 muiles hours. He foreign land, of his own free will, cannot &rnfiolfihd&yuflhfldhn the of his own Gov : June, and took no alcrholic stimulants or all is 50 clear ...

... of Ireland, says :—** The death registered of a woman at 100 years of age I have good reason to believe is not an exag:fifl.-lwlmd-y family have known hd:nhly, nnd-;;yymncos{.hnhud:: spoken of as a very woman. preserved intellect till within a day or two ...

... than his brother.” On the road from l)ovutolmimfidncthbldb of Kent, his Majesty says, “ It is not necessary to write about E: land's agriculture, it is known all over the world.” ‘lli'y pass ** Sheslhurst ” (this, like most sther European names, in Roman ...

... Next spring there are t 0 be army manmuvres in Munhr-hu“vmmnucddh the autumn this year. They will be conducted by AWIW it is stated that not only eorpe d’'arwmees, bat will take in them. The operafi-m“hflz of the new scheme of army organisation which has been ...

... per day, and as this year will be twenty-four hours longer than its predecessor, an extra day’s pay will be required for the army. To those who are paid by the week, the month, or the quarter, it will make no difference, but the soldier gets the benmefit ...