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... d rny Land Plan of the difficulties fal id, iaxn. :with which icwoiuld be surrounded:X tand I was told go her h is 'thatitwes iupossible to find an acre of'land'*hich.l E n, who Ieuldzparcbasefor the landowners would Inot sellus fot t the land. Iut ? ...
... of thsel'ublic every day *1 at Eleven o-tlok. - o, Sir David Dunda4 was oh Wednesday appointed ?f Commander in CIref of the army, and'Colonel Gordon I his public Military Secretary. : ir Friday, at two o-clock, Sir David Dundas held hiss first public day ...
... Britannic arrived here from Liverpool at 3.30 a.m., and having landed mails, &c., proceeded for New York at 9.40 a.m. SIuday.-The Guion steamer As5ssinia arrived fromn New 'York at 6.20 a.m., landed mails; and proceeded for Liverpool. The Ounard Royal Mail ...
... preservation, together with a number of Roman silver and copper colis. They will be placed in the Borough Museum. IusiHi LAND MEETTINiG. - A land meeting, attended by about 5,000 persons, was held yesterday at I eash, on the border of the county of Sligo, when ...
... that that supply will be insecure. It appears from a document recently published by the Boston Chamber of Commerce, that the land used for the cultivation of cotton in the American States amounts to 10,000 square miles-that is, to a space 100 miles long ...
... grimmest, illustrations yet afforded of the growing of population upon this land of ours. To satisfy the hunger our people there are available virtually limitless corn lands in distant parts tue world, the produce which is purchasable by manufactures ...
... arrived here this evening, landed mails and proceeded fox Liverpool at it p.m. Sunday.-Tie Guirn uniteA States mail steamer Arizona, from New York. arrived ofg the harbour at 11.10 pim. She brings 1,iOO,OlO dolgs in specie. Having landed oails she proceeded ...
... ex dlv. 44; East Lancashire Quarters 24. L tI LONDON CORN MARKET, YESTERDAY. Ii There is not much wheat freoh up to-day by land-carriage v nomples. and but a moderate quantity reported coaotwise since the coolmencenment of tlte week, holders of both English ...
... tiv-r, and that thle preparations for invafton vcre in, no great flate of forwardttefs. A large fningging veffel has lately landed her catgo oi ?? roaf,' between Hiliutley toot and Redicar; hlie failed fro m Fuluing, atd eludaed the vigilatce of our cruizirs ...
... death of a young woman named H~arriet Mfillward, resident at that place. Deceased was crossing the line, when the one o'clock noon express train from Manchester, en svonte. for Derhyand London, dashed up and ?? cat the unefortunate woman to pieces. -- A ...
... to build up our empire in India. General Uampbell, a son Sf W.r John Campbell, of Locherkd was born in 1801. Entering. the army early in' life, he Had attained his captaincy in the 41st Regiment in 1834. At that date disturbances occurred at Iimedy, in ...
... evidence of the woman in a civil action for restitution of the clothes, the Sheriff decided that the clothes had not been stolen, and therefore must be returned to the pawnbroker. The case (says the (North British Mail) is quite novel, the woman having been ...