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... TUE ARMY. Necessity for Barrack Clock.—We all know the old saying, that “out of sight is out of mind. ,, Arguing from the same trite maxim, one would led to wonder how the troops in our garrison preserve anything like tolerable punctuality in their musters ...
... - : -OUR: TAXES, ARMy, AND DEBT. According.to the gentlemen- who met at Liverpool last I' week, the terrible evil of the country is its taxation. Its p faxation is due'-to its wars and its army, and its wars'and n its army to its aristocracy. This seems&a ...
... 18481 EMIGRATION. THE OLD WOMAN WHO LIVED IN A SHOE. A STORY FOR EMIGRANTS, CRAP. XV.-BRITANNIA IN DIEMEN'S LAND. We will take but the merest glance at this unhappy land, Madam. Your heart would sicken did we linger here. You have vice and misery at ...
... PROGRESS OF COXFISCATIOX-DESERTIOX OF LANDS. Every day adds new illustrations of the steady and rapid march of all classes of Irish society along “the road to ruin.” One of the mos striking, well the most alarming eharac teristics of this progress to ...
... The Bible of Every Land. Part ii. character pervading all the orders of British society, There were the constitutional advisers of the crown, men of no mean reputation or ill-tried honour there were distinguished naval and military commanders, the law ...
... «'■» were not long in turning the information account.- I &VM^s.vv.e ha, been beard confe.. I lhaUn 1843. landed at Valencia with franc, land notwithstanding his reckless extravagance, is i i ti 000 oof) in monev. besides possessing i Sartoriua, the ...
... MB. BUCKINGHAM'S LECTUBES ON THE HOLY LAND, EMIGBATION, kc. Fifth, and Cowctim ?? — The lecture of Mr. Buckingham on Friday week, bad reference to M Ths present stale of Europe — iv government and 060010, a question upon which, ss be justly remarked ...
... by the commander-in-chief ot the rebel army Now, understand that such was not the case J on the contrary, have heard that Bryan has effected his escape to Ame rica and that his wife, who is said to respectable woman, is preparing lollow him —ldem. Suicide ...
... A. C. Stewart, in reference to our standing army said—lt is calculated that since Charles the Second s time—before then there was little debt, for the aristocracy paid the taxes as the rents of their lands—our fighting rulers have spent in wars three ...
... A. C. Stewart, in reference to our standing army, •aid -It is calculated that since Charles the Second's time —before then there was little debt, for the aristocracy paid the taxes as the rents of their lands—our fighting rulers have spent in wars three ...
... chair. Mr. A. C. Stewart, reference to our standing army, said—lt is calculated that since Charles ll.’s time —before then there was little debt, for the aristocracy paid the taxes the rents of their lands—our fighting rulers have spent wars throe thousand ...