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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07
y atern.

Wie man aus Baiern mittbeiIt, bat bort
elm unternsbmsnoer Wirtb foIssnbe Sbes
our ausflbruns ssbradt, um ben Mbiat
fsinss Bierss su foreirsn: DsrfsIbs CAB on
sinsm Sonntase su iebem WaB Bier aIs
prdmie Elm Coos gratis bel, auf weI@es
cine fIbsrne @pIinberubr sswonnen werbsn
tonnte. Die aabIrei@ ueriammsIten @dits
trantsn a~nitatt wie sew0bnIi& Swei unb
brei, an bieism Gage feds Biz Heben MaB,
UNI nur rs&t uieI Booze su beRsen. Sc
wurbsn an biefsm Gage ni&t weniser ais
2loO 2itsr Bier ~sstrunten, fomtt 2lO0
2ooie abseiett. puntt IL nbr Na@ts
mar bic 8isbuns unb Der slldIi9e @swin'
ner warbe NIT fiarmif@en 9o@s bssrlbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07
VebraSfa.

80 W aientnaben aus Nem gort,
Don Der bortisen tatb. Waiien' @eiea'
idaft. Nuo tn Smaba stnsetrpfisn. nm in:
nerbaIb bes Staates bel fatboIil4sn Sami'
lien untersebra5t 81 werben.
albert Sarbp ., Elm 6armer 4 Nst'
len iibweft pom 5ai, fieIb wobubaft. bat Elm
is9sfiBises Sdpsiu. Die WiBseburt III
iest isds WOnats alt, unb wisst 100 Yfb.
Sn 8sSus auf ben Cob bes 9isuts'
nant gbsr,p bon Sort Niobrara, lit mad
trdyli9 bstannt asuorben, bag es elmer Der
SoIbaten @bsrrp's, Ebomaa 9ods, sewe'
fen, wsl9er ben tootIi4en S4ub, unb swar
in mOrberii9er abf4t, abssfsuert bot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07

Der mbilifer llmtrisbe beiduIoists iuuse
Sro6fi,it Ronitantiu 6onftanttroptti5
lou DOR slnisen Tasen BON benz BET Betsrss
burg b~sIssenen 9awIOpst mad Der Seftuns
Dinaburs ibsrfibrt wotben iein, MO sr
uuf taifsIIideu BefsbI Isbsnsldnslid uIs
@sfanssnsr internirt bleibt, neil ibm na4s
sewieien worben IN, baB CT untsr ben ars
bsitern Der in Der Rdbe lstnss Isstsn aufs
eutbaItsor iowie ieinss tisenen @utes
ssIsseneu Sabriten nibiIiifiide p~ropasanba
setriebsn bat. IuBerbem 1T er tn SeaIets
tuns zines iinsff lbenfalS psrbaftsieu
@snbarmerie. Sbsrfsn msbrsre WaIe tn
arbetter 8erfammIunsen Susesen ssusisn
unb Fat babel unter anssnOmmeneur Ra'
men aafribrsrii9e &eben ssba!ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07

Sn Yaris III Ssnristte pufiowoitop,
betannt ais vweiblider asiutant" eaustes
mics. seiiorben. 9enristte Buifowoitow,
cine iuuse Dame u sutsm 6auie, i4IoB
Rd BET BEN Issten polnii9eu aufffanbe benz
Dittator 9ansiewies an unb ma9te In Wdns
usrtIsibsrn gu pferos on Der Settle 9ansis'
uicS' bic a~Ierbinss turae 3eit bauerube
Sniurrsttion nit. nobel fe abiutanteu'
bisnife ~Ieiffste. Ni9 Der Riebsrwsrfuns
bes gafifanbss usridwanb iis pom S4au.
plate unb mar Bat ieitber ni9ts uou tyr
seb6rt. Gift bic Radridt BON ,brem G6s
Isbsn friitt bic grinneruns on bieie etaeus
tbimlt9e peri0nIidtsit uieoer auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07

l1sber iibiidsn @etrsibswudsr wsiB bas
30. TassbI." Solsenbss gu bsri9ten :
Nidt stpa 6orns6qe finb S4ulb baran,
baB J.. y. Der Rosesn tn bisism Sribiabr
10 tbeuer III, trosbem er i'm llsbeI fuB DOR.
bunben, ionbern bic @ier einjeInsr SOB:
ber", NIT einsm SdIass reid 3u uerben,
obue &idf9t auf bic drmsreu Glafsn.
3wet bier isbr bsfannte iibiide 5i,msn
Sei9nen fi5 In bieisr Sinfdt Defenders
aus. DieisIben bubsn idmmtliGsn Ros.
gen per Sribiabr auf SdIubidsin anse'
fault unb ben 9reis 3u elmer ioIden 56be
seidraubt. baB berisIbe ~aussnblidlid
1880 Wt. pro Wiipsl tofst. go blsis
ben ba bic arrnen Qeute2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07
Oeferret6.

Das srose, Der Wiensr gauseisaf&aft
seb6rise Nftienbotel In Weran 1T pom
9oats S@neibsr, BETTER Der Sibbabus
&effauraiion tn Wien, ansetauft worbeu.
Der Raufpreis bstrdst 10000 4 +; Der
Bauseieui@aft tam Der Bau bieies 9otsIs
auf faif 900, 900 4 au ftsb.n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07
6ranfret@.

Su alssrisn 1T in eer BroDin, Dram elm
@uffanb aussebrOten cine @olonre fraus
s6fi1er Truppsn uRtsr Sberif Snnocent
warbe pom 5000 4rabsru bes RsbeIsu.
SduptIinss Boameuia iberfalsu unb mad
beiBem l~0iiinbisen Rampfe gum &ittuse
gejwungen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07

SIN Sabre 1883 fol- tn 3ari9 sins itmei,
3eriide 2anbss. AusftsQung f~fattFuten.
Das @ou,mite berieIben bemibt fi4 sesens
wartis, eth nuternebmunsstapitaI uon sOOs
600 Sranes bisr auf3ubrinsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07

Gin NJ 9ttser 9nopf.-.S is
mifen mir nod einen Rnopf an ben &of
ndbeu, S@netber, benn wsnn Id abenbs
abbdbIe: SoQ ID nod Elm @las Bier
trintsn-ioq Id ni@t2 70 bsiBt ss INNER
-nidt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07
RtuuHota.

Das abesbrannte &apttoI
W tnusota's bate mad gsidIuB Der
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-12

EoR SALE-owlng to other engagements.
VIII sell my place, us sonth Harwood 81. .
i i large horses, two furniture wagons, tools,
flee. IT. n KREIf'rFP
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-12
TWENTY-FIVE CENT. COLUMN
NOTICES.

NOEACkS.
NOTlCE : AdverI -senlenIs may De handed
~ into our business once up 90 s D. M :,
anu into the composing room up TO a. 10.
INHOMAS MIERHEAD, formerly OF Dallas,
u by VIII receive valuable Information
dressing "HERAID ofice,'
ElFrY Whennell's made co.'s will De sold al
the Grand Windsor hotel after August ~
az reduced price. Eaqulre at No. 9ls Main
street, OF c. IL WHENNELL
ElRsr-CLAsS table board for four or five
4 persons, at southeast corner Cantegral
and Floyd streets.
~ HEkP ana Ranon for sale.-l5OO CHOICE
- young ewes, and $50 merlno rams, with or
W lnont a 20 acre ranch, nicely fenced Into pas
tNte, meadow, garden, lois and pens, shingle
rooted sheds, racks aud troughs for 1000 sheer,
range anu water adj0lning Tor 90 sheep 80
TONS OF nay, stable, crib, well, wood house and
cave, dwelling containing four rooms, kitchen
anu porch; location on Elm creek, 4 miles
west or Gainesville. win sell separate ana
10th. GEO. W WEST
Gainesville, Tex.
'INNO ~ large brl stores for enI; situated
4 under the O'Nesl House, arranged for
ury goods and groceries, JNO. A. o'NEAL,
Wills Point, Texas.
A YOUNG LADY ofVlrginIa desires siIua-
- tlon, either as goyerness or assistant in
school; has several years. experiences;
,eaches the usual English branches and music
BEST references given and required; for farther
Information please see DR.. VIM Ii. Weems,
Dallas, Texas.
RRlCKLAIERS. ATTENTION Come all.
~ Top prices paid by Brown, Kendall Il Co,
orlokmakers and general contractors Rt the
Ound asylum, Austin, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-12

LNoR RENr-Two story brick building. NO
a 40 Elm street. at present occupied by L.
T.. Hughes; the best stand In the city; possess
sion given Immediately. Apply to
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-12
FOR SALE.

EoR sALE-A positive sacrlHce of lots with
~ improvements, On Main street. Well
also one dwelling house and lot in GOOD
convenient to business. ana
a healthy location also fog rent. win seIi
cheap ior cash. Apply TO j. IZEN,
lOSO Main atrast
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-12

Excursion Tickets at veEy Low Rates
R'Ading via the Memphis and Charleston
railroad (Chickasaw route) are now on sale
OF principal coupon ticket offices to Chatta.
neogs, Knoxville, Bristol, Lynchburg, Nor
folk, Charlottesville aud White Sulphur
Springs. These tickets are good to return
until ,'tlcosches run with,
9M I'M Little Rock to
ohattAnoogs ond y eripg cars are attached
70 Gil night trains. Maps, time tables, prices
oftiekets, and guide books giving full dis
cription of the public and private summer
resorts OF East Tennessee and Virginia will
DC forwarded on application to the under
ned.
h. X GERS, Genl. Western agent, Dial.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-12
FOUND.
MUNICAi..
PHYSICIAN

DHYsIoIAN AND sURGEoS-DR. NOR.
TON. ONCE, In nrst national bank build.
ing Residence. San Jnolnto street, Near
Leonard
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-12
Hamilton Female College, Lexington,
Kentucky.

This Is tho most popular college In the
south for young ladies. Situated in the
midst Of the famous "Blue Grass Region,
noted for the hesllhfulness Of It's climate and
beauty of scenery. Accommodation unsur.
passed, foe buildings, excellent course Of
study, large and ablo faculty, unrivsled ad.
vanssges in music and painting. But two
young ladies occupy room. Over twenty
students from Texas last session. An escort
furnished pupils. Fall term begins Sept
18th. For terms, route, references, csta-
logues, Monthly" etc. apply 70
+. p. STCLArR, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-12

The HERALD STEAM jon PRINTING Orrrux
u now turning out some OF the most beautiful
For artistic work 70 10 the HERALD jon
PRrNrra 0rrIcR.js
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-12
MISS HOOPS WEDDING.
p,iillant Company That Gathered
~" 500 Lord Colin Campbeli's Bride,
London Truth.


sec Lord Colin Campbeli's Bride,
London Truth.
Novsr had bride a lovolier wedding
.,,rirs than Thursday last The sun
none brightly, but not 50 overpowering as
~ rreyious days, on the grass and trees that
Sn.ta the small churchyard of the Savoy
aSsnel so beautiful. while the friends of
S N;.s BLOOD and Lord Colin Campbell were
Gambling TO witness their marriage. Some
nf The youthful bridesmaids had arrived
very early and were much exercised as to
whether they we're 10 fall into the briIal
nrocesscn at the gate or at the church door,
Tbe latter proved to be the order of the
day. Shortly after the six ladies, in their
rretty pale-blue lscetrimmed dresses,
muslin fichus and mob caps, had ranged
themselves in readiness for the bride, the
Princess Louise arrived, Leaning on the arm
If Inc Dake of Argyll. Tue princess wore
a cresm-colored dress, slightly trimmed
with dark peacock blue, ard "a small bonnet
nfthe latter color. The brides magnificent
aoure was seen to advantage in her wedding
Gown Of sstin brocade aud China crepe. Her
wreath was of real orange blossoms, and .
white tulle veil was thrown over them and
her very dark hair.
The service was unnecessarily long, no
las, than three hymns beng sung, one con-
sequence of which was tho fainling of q lit
lie chorister, The procession from the
church to the carrisges up tho crimson
csrpeted path under the trees was very
pretty, the white.roted choristers pre-,
ceding the bride and bridegroom,
and the Princess Louise and the
Duke of Argyll following closely
upon the bridesmaid. Lady Walter Camp
bell looked very handsome in her dark
sapphire velvet dress, with pale pink feather
in her bonnet One of tho guests wore
rich dress of pum-colorej salin, the front
exousilely embroidered with designs of flow.
ers and leaves in gold and Oriental colora.
The,gold, embroidered bonnet and slippers
impaired charming air of completeness to
this lovely dress.
The wedding party, with the exception of
Process Louise, iourned to the residence of
Major and Mrs, Bolton, in Beaufort gardens,
where breakfast was served. The bride was
given away by her father, Mr.. Blood. of
Crick Hill, County Glare. Lord Collins best
man was the Marquis of Stafford. The hon.
eymcn is to be spent on the continent. The
BRIDES travelling dress was ofdsrk blue bro.
cade, with bonnet OF the same, trimmed with
corn hgwers and dark red roses.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-12

Every one who knows Chris. Rintleman, ge-
NAL, popular, whole.souled Chris, is in favor
OF Pstronizing his "Local Option" saloon in
IN Fort Worth. And those who don't know
him should make his acquaintance immedi-
iatsly on arriving there for he keeps the bes,
handmade sour mash Monarch whisky TO be
found in the south. He also makes specially
of Improvement Cigars" which are withon,
superior in the state. Don't forget to call
on the Local Option, and you will be happy,
prosperous, and die respected and lsmented
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-12

ENoR SALE-At a bargain and on yery lin.
~ eral terms, lne farm of 2iO acres Of rich
lying II miles north OF Dallas, Alao m arre1
OF umbered land on the Dallas & Wichita Rail.
road, miles west from the farm. Title ner-
lect, Belongs TO q non resident who cannot
conveniently look after It, For partIcnlnrs
applyto JONES Il MURPHY, Land Agents,
700 Main street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-12

EoR RENT-ihe best boarding house in the
L. city. Kitchen, dining room and sleeping
rooms complete with all fixtures suitable for
the same ut reasonable prices to n responsible
person. Call ut once on LOEB y MOOD,
or LoEB'S CONCERT HALL,
corner Main an d Martin6treet
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-12
TRkCKLAYERs WANTED.

Wanted by the Texas Trunk railroad com.
pany, 90 experienced tracklayers 10 whom
good wages and steady employment VIII be-
on the road.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17
&s
THURSDAY MORNING, February l7th, 1881.

JUDICIAL ApPoINTME NTs,-Governor
Hamilton las appointed Judge Ma
gruder to succeed the late Judge Brent
on the Bench fthe Court ofAppe1ls and
as Chief Judge of this Judicial Circuit,
and has selected Hon. r. B. B. Chew, OF
Prince Georges. to fill the vacancy Gre
ated by the promotion Of the former.
We venture the declaration, that these
appointments are according to the "Rt-
ness Of things" and we are certain they
are very acceptable to the bar and people
OF our county. At least, We have yet
10 hear the first adverse criticism on
the appointments and the subject we
know has been very generally discussed
in legal and other circles here since
the action of Gov. Hamilton in the mat
ter. Fromthe expressions OF those Who
ought TO be qualified to pass an intelli-
gent judgment, we gather, that the
best compensation the Supreme Bench
and this Judicial Circuit could have for
the loss of Judge Brent is the promotion
OF Judge Magruder, and the most satls-
factory response 10 the vacancy created
by it, is the appointment OF Mr.. Chew.
We feel confident at least that the
intelligent people of this county will
indorse both these appointments when
an occasion arises for them 10 do so.
We hope the new Chief Justice and
the new Associate may find it conye-
nient TO visit us at the coming term Of
our March Court.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17
LOCAL poTTrNcs.
A chat with corraaponasntr.

We have tried hard to find out how siou-
sizes" letter can be construed into response to
late invitation Of ours that the "wiyes and
daughters Of our farmers should contribute 10
the proposed agricultural department Of our pa
per-" or to speak more accurately, should discuss
in 1t the subjects of household, garden aud
poultry management" Nevertheless, We feel
called upon to give it publication, though we
have misgivngs that part at least Of our fair
correspondents satire ia levelled at ourselves.
However, in the matter Of personal appearance,
we defy criticism and hold ourselves in readi-
ness to compare pictures with our enemies, with
the qualification, that somebody else shall be
at the expense of providing them.
A Sand Gate correspondent who, bye-the-bye,
is republican, writes 20 tell us, among other
things, that we-meaning the farmers Of the
county--ought TO "wake up" and when We
seek TO find out what we are to wake up
about, we discover that we ought TO so arrange
our farming affairs that our tenants shonld be Of
our own household OF political faith. Our friend
protests tthat the white people ought TO have as
much freedom in this country as negroes" And
he goes on 10 say, "but this is not the case. We
have to work to support and educate lhem. We
arc willing for them to have every cent they
earn to-spen4.on themselves, bu, not one eento
the white mans labor should be forced from him
for their benefit" The news Of the balance Of
our friends communication has bees already an
ticipated, which will explain why it is not pub
ishcd in our paper.
George Thompson writes, that be has not
asked for The supervision Of al the roads in his
district tst. Georges section and does not de-
sire it. George is after an unfortunate cores
poudeni Of the BEACON vho brought his name to
public attention q few issues back lie states
further, that "Camp-lee,ing George always
works for his lining, and rs parting salute,
he expresses the hope, that those that reads The
"conardtown BEACON will please remember that
gent meaning our correspondent" for he
loves to meddIo with negroes business" This
Is the substance Of Georges paper, IS Ear a We
have been able 10 make 1t out
We are 10 receipt Of brief communication
from Derby, +" aud saiiricai Episilc 10 Sem
loh, nvilhe- Of q hieh We hay, had lne to in
terriew.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17

ltocal couesponaencc.l

Lstnt1 GROVE February, ---isSl.
MgssHE EDi7ous While wandering 10 dreams
a fcN day aFo my thoughts turned to my old
friends 81 l.eonardtown. have never sccn sitb-
cr of you hul have known the BrAcos 80 long
that every one relating or pertaining to 4 has
for me more than m ordinary interest and doe,
not sewn like a stranger to me
IN rtaP0nse TO your late suggestion. that "ibg
wives aud daughters Of Oh, farmers shosld con-
lribulc TO the proposed ncw department Of our
paper by giving their experience IN household,
garden and poultry management, 81 this letter has
been written with the assurance. tina, IL will
have ''crsdilabIc presentation put upon Il and
not be returned mot accepted I shall thu,
have the pleasure Of seeing how anything write
viii look in print
Let me tell you something Of this little place. !
DO no, know whether either ofyou havesee II, or
have ever travelled this far, although have been
told that a gentleman from l:eonard,own. not
many Year, since, did actually go to The Legs-
latpre TO vote on whA, they call Local Option
Biz"
We can boast Of two dwellings, store, wheel
right and blacksmith shopupd--A saloon The
people here have for long tune been busiiy en-
gagged In studying the American Multiplication
Table, " one from two and three remains" aud
the result is, that the most VIC know about ag-
riculuul affairs is what is known all over tho
world as baby farming This generally com
mences with q course Of free concerts, which ore
not enjoyed by all persons alike, and If any one
so situated should grow tired Of this continued
strain, they can run Up and down stairs in the
cold with the baby to show 1t to callers, after
having taken Il TO the garnet TO make 1t high
minded, walk The floor with its wrappings all
on, and give II twenty-four drops OF paregoric
! mixed in ieaspoonful Of whiskey and tea
spoonfuil Of soothing syrup. This done is a
sure and certain remedy aud win quickly bring
peace and quetncss and long unbroken calm
to the household
We only have four gets Of twins IN this neigh
! borhood, one set eight years old, so much
alike that their parents cannot tell one from the
other and the boys themselves, ENJOYING the be-
wiidermenl, have been overheard whispering 10
each other, "Buddie, sou be Lahe and / II be
| st, Clair" When one gets sick with bad
cold, they grease the other one none first, aud
| give the medicine 20 the one that is we'll
As suggestions are the order Of the day, will
| you allow me to make one2 We are all fond OF
| picture papers, and would like very much fyou
would get up an extra copy Of the BEACON with
cut Of yourselves on the front page Tor the benz
eft of your many readers who have never seen
yon, and let that copy he followed by illustra-
tons of all the celebrities Of the county. II we
ever have the pleasure Of going on bridal tour,
we will visit some celebrated Photographic gall
lery aud have picture taken OF ourselves and
hold II in readiness whenever we are called up
to join that group.
MoUsIE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17

ANOTHER CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MEST.-Sensior Blaine proposes a Con-
stltutional amendment prohibiting the
manufacture and sale OF all alcoholic
liquors after the year 1900. Though
not among the admirers or followers
of the Maine Senator, his liquor propo-
stion its modus perhaps excepted, inn
presses US as the only way tori1the coun-
try Of the great and growing evils OF
intemperance 1t strikes at the root oil
the compliant. Commence at its foun-
datien stone, aud you undermine at a
blow the whole edifce OF liquor intern
perance. Ii is heroic treatment, indeed,
but milder methods, such as Name Ii
quor Laws, Local Option Acts, etc. have
been well weighed in the balance and
have been found wanting. Where
longest tried, they have operated, not to
advance sobricty, but to introduce lying
and bypocracy in connection with the
evil they were intended to cure, and
they do but
g. skin and film the ulcerous place
Whites rank corruption, mining all within,
lnfects unseen"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1881-02-17

1ss~ The Edinburgh Review for January. re-
published by the Leonard Scott PUBLISHING Co.
Al Barclay Street, N T., from early sheets repu-
larry furnished from abroad, is now before us !.
The number isan unusually good one enough
OF itself to attract new subscribers without The
inducement Of the liberal premiums offered
Witness brief account oftlfe contents:
memoirs of Prince Metternichn A sketch
Of the carecr Of that celebrated diplomatist. de-
rived from recent published memoirs.
'eThe Navies Of the World" An exhibition
Of the naval condition Of the world at large;
based upon Chief Engineer Kings recent work.
which is characterized as a very valuable and
instructive book.
Jacob van Arteveld, the Brewer of Client ~
He was the father of Philip van Arteveld, and
this article gives an account of his character and
fate, which we're not less heroic and tragic than
those of his son.
"Endymion, by Lord Beaconield :" A good
natnred review, with many extracts. The writer
processes at least to be amused.
"Dr. Laird on the Philosophy Of Religion ~
Touching upon the principal topics discussed by
DR.. Laird in his recently published work, the
reviewer Proclaims that il will supply many
thoughtful men, pressed by the arguments of
those who are opposed to every thing worthy of
the name OF religion, with a reason for the hope
that is in them
'Laveleye' Italy as it's"
"Army Reform"
Groves Dictionary Of Music"
"kinglake's Invasion Of the Crimea.r
"England and Ireland"