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... Friday. Alter refreshing themselves, they were hauled up in the cradle, one by one, the woman first. The following were those drawn up:—Mr Collin, Spolasro, a woman, passengers—the Captain, George Rose, male, Win. Hancock. John Price, John Champion, Charles ...
... Monday night large party in, arms attacked a dairy house, lands, the neighbourhood of’Alien and Donoskeagb, destroyed and levelled the greater part of one of the outronsequence of the dairy-woman de-houses, in glaring that she knew some'of the party who ...
... ARMY CONTRACTS. Office of Ordnance, Pall- Matt, 2d Oclobtr, 1835. NOTICE U hereby given to all Person* deiirous of contracting to supply BEEF and HICTTON to his Majesty’s Land Forces (the Foot Guards excepted,) in Contonments, Quarters, and Barracks, ...
... emanated. And this is the return made by the people of England, or rather, would believe, a few individuals, to the gallant army—that army which was for so long time neglected, but which nevertheless nobly upheld our national honour, and during a period of ...
... , 1842. The Govsniov-Gcneral announces to the army and to the people of India, the occupation of Ghnznie Major-General Nott, on the 6th September, and its entire destruction the Candahar division the army. . . Major General Nott had the satisfaction of ...
... MORTALITY IN TilK ARMY VWV numbers those who perish battle, or afterwards from wounds, is small compared to those who die from other causes. During the last three of the Peninsular war, the total Dumber of deaths the British army amounted annually to ...
... SCOT LAND. In answer to Mr Jeffrey’s communication, we can onlv say, that we consider Allan of Hillside certain his election to the Lord Provosts Chair. John Ball, An election ruse. The looks the High Forv party In the Church, whom Mr Allan is supported ...
... Cattlti world has made many gigantic efforts. [ , was a market. The better sort sold in coniidcra* i his’army having been defeated by the armies of tie numbers, .and prices were rather higher than Europe, it is dissolved I>y the united Council of the ...
... TO LEND ON LANDED SECURITY, ONK OR MORt? A P '♦’'Ol/Wj Jaj,ns Roy, Writer, Perth. Paris. June 18. The accounts received Government from Constantinople, which are six days later than the pretended letters of the Augshurgh Gazette, fully confirm the absurdity ...
... French And English Armies.— lt appears from the official returns that the punishments in the French army, during twelve months, amounted to 16,000, among which were 400 deaths—or other words, military executions. In the British army the number punished ...
... Tampico, with a view to opening the way for divisiun of the army to ■•■afch upon tb® city of j:u o. It lias also been decided that »>ur haruauc policy, payiotr prices for everythingrequifed the army in Mexico, has made the war a profitable game fir the Mexican ...
... joy the good Viennese was somewhat damped when they became aware of the fact, that with the emperor the woman Cibini had returned also. This woman, who possesses unbounded influence over both the emperor and the empress, is said to be an agent of the ...