... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY. the August 1845. (From the United Service Journal.) Where two places are mentioned, the last named is that at which the depot of the regiment is stationed. Life Guards, Hyde Park Do. Reserve batt., Malta 2d, Windsor (3d ...

... LAND IN FIFE FOR SALE AND LEASE. To be Sold by Public Roup, within M'Nab'a Inn, Caper, on Thursday the 23d day of A ligust, BM at 2 o'clock afternoon. unless previously disposed of by Private Bargain— LOT THIRD of the LANDS of BALDINNY. lying in the Parish ...

... that a Pree the door of a poor their duty. He therefore ot gr to 30 ing bere told ber she had of paying a fine, and a Woman. The woman not efurth- — Agnes OF and that if she gaveit to ber this sentenced to 60 Port-on | de- EBviden Santa that she ought ...

... Regiment Light Dragoons, to be Major-General in the Army. The following toast was given temperance dinner:—The revolutionary army and the • old water army : the one drove the red coats from the land, the other the red noses. The Edinburgh Witness has ...

... Banff*, aged Of), Isabel Fraser. widow of Jame* ami daughter of James Fr.tser, who was land-grieve t«» the Earl of Kin.llaier in the early part ot last century. This woman a most intelligent mind, and much genuine unobtrusive piety. Her memory was quite entire ...

... 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 ...

... person who had been raised from obscurity by 'Queen Chris- tina, was a Brigadier-General in the Spanish army, 1 and Chief of the Staff in the army Peru, long be- ■; fore Christina was ever thought of as consort for the King of Spain, and ten years before ...

... Woolwich, on Thursday, | of the death of Lord Vivian, in Germany. Richard Hussey Vivian was born in July 1775, and entered the Army 1793. He served with distinction in Flanders,* Holland, and the Peninsula. He is succeeded by Major Charles Crespigny Vivian ...

... red.) Monsters—l hew the honour to coennunleate the intelligence of the landing of the army under wy command on the enact of Dover, with the submission of the capital of Eng land. I write this In the palace of the Guelph., where the tricolor waves tr ...

... her mistress a push upon the breast, which caused her to fall back upon the fender, and after getting up, the unfortunate woman was again struck down, and when the neighhours went in life was not extinct, but she died shortly after. The marks of violence ...

... Canada, to assume the command. The de-: ceased General entered the army as ensign in the 2d regiment the 9th of July 1794, so that lie had been within a few weeks of years in the army. He served witli distinction under the Duke Wellington throughout the ...

... the highway of the seas - who perpetrated cruelties in furtherance of the most sordid traffic upon the terrors of man and woman kind. and could only he viewed with abhorrence and disgust for their infamous and detestable practices. The Lord Chancellor ...