The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-05-30 00:00:00

to read in the morning
ier at Greenwich. The
tate, and had been sub
as other ills of a very
s sometimes made by
coolness in the lower
a the cause of the late
shivered between 7 and
e pier of Greenwich had
ads ; and though never
,everal occasions nearly
pier, which bad been
left no issue, but the
eciaration served upon it
the mortgagee in pos-
. timbers, and invested
,d in a bank of all sorts

woman having been
)urt of judicature in
Ice happened in hed
er
ppened : shed replied
Pray my good woman "
' ere in that ve
trap that was laid
, that the verandah
unsel for Vbe opposite
,at the verandah
.Iy, no no credit could be
percng her error,
rd, your lordship has
e, and every day that
s : may I beg to kno
con-
w
of ?" 'The judge "
replied she, if you
,ps you g
ascend daily to
nishin that I should
balcony, which I never
." The judge was much
d decided in favour of her

s.—The tradition of the
sve been derived from the
Bibles of the first printer,
,f Dr. Faustus,
becomes

he trai

it has a foundati on in
art, and prin
his n ted
ew
s of the Bible, to imitate
MSS•, be undertook the
terest to conceal this dis-
,7,opies for MSS. But,
f-ywns, while the other
-d universal astonish-
. copies as fast as they
/rice. The uniformity
Informations were
as a magician ; and on
er of copies were found.
-uliarly brilliant) which
his blood ; and it was
ague with the Devil.
o save himself from a
ment of Paris, which
-sideration of this

following is an extract
3f the 25th Native In-
led in the battle near
lt was after the

the ti re o

cr the men o

n
en I observed General
:ap off, cheering on the
le line had received a
r numbers of the ene-
hrough the line to the
ow. On getting three
two fires— of my
were posted in a deep
aich I was only three
horse in motion, and
that must have been
ur Major (Teesdale) a
sig,ht of him he ap-
irnediately turned my
as struck by a tnatch-
d't breast and, passing
k between the shouldee
r
ast have fallen at th
ng on the brink of the
y• I fortunately fell
toiy own
hen,me and the
as if in tlel
could get to me
chins
what hot work it
abut©
lout five yards from the
our number, but were
ral, I cannot express to
kind-
el for him. His
his despatches t more
in-Chief was far
zely believe that I have
ant in nay lig every

I cannot help won-
a wound, which
escape I have
came to be on
f the mounted

'SO SeVe

erpreter

head 0&

extract of a
in the memorable
f February last, which
t is dated Hyderabad,
force in compact order
marching about eight
rightly judged
we halted for
and then again ad-
he front, I rode for-
aking his disposition
tiller), (in all 10

which_ yv

ediatelv on the right
3n the left. At that
aat a number of guns
to be about 700 yards
agle, which prevented
3, consequently,vague.
ards further. we could
e about. We fired a
;rival case, and pushed
;an to tell. We moved
ar opponents, and then
grape shot. 'Thise
s evii-
of their guns wer
1 tile infantry were so
doing so with safety to
at the head of the line ;
been heard at intervals
old down the entire line.
ard as we could ; but the
) that it became necessary
uts, as the only means of
ht commenced in earnest.
lab, or natural entrenc
,nd, as e approached its
,v
,cks, and then quitted their
in hand. It was a critical
ck was so great that, for an
ger. It was, however, only
of the musketry soon con-
It idle. At this time I sue-
,e-pounder) into position on
). murderous tire: five men
aside me. Other guns soon
height. The uninterrupted
the musketry, the shouts of
h their opponents, formed a
Bnt all this was too bet to
t.,_nne thousand men gave

e still continued to
and partly at a jungle
form on our right.
force moved bodily
:on of the field. One-
and wounded, while
showed too plainly
hattle lasted from

k. The ene-
of standards,

I don'tgive
• it is only

Ull • - -
ed on our left.
he day to the
who
H ledad the
we
)11 of Cabul

ay con(