... , 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 ...

... C ARMY LIE. The ordinance of the Lord’s Supper was disi peused in the Free Church congregation here on 1 Sabbath week. Driven by the interdict of Lord Panmure from the wooden church which they had erected for themselves, and which stands shut from Sabbath ...

... 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 ...

... - : -OUR: TAXES, ARMy, AND DEBT. According.to the gentlemen- who met at Liverpool last I' week, the terrible evil of the country is its taxation. Its p faxation is due'-to its wars and its army, and its wars'and n its army to its aristocracy. This seems&a ...

... LORD GOUGH AND THE INDIAN ARMY. Lorii Gocon has nddn-sgsd a farewell to the Indian army, iu which fays;— mere battle day, when every glowing fueling of the soldier and the gentleman called into action, will ever he enconntercd nobly where British arms ...

... A WOMAN ROASTED ALIVE. The following horrible event is said to have occurred very recently in a parish of liainsult, Flanders:—.-A very shot time ago, a woman suffering from a rheumatic disorder, consulted an itinerant quack doctor, who found means to ...

... The land in 1820, The following curious particulars relative to the present slate of the Holy Hand at the feast of the Passover of this year mav interesting to some of our readers. Pilgrims The average number of Greek pilgrims is about 2.009; this year ...

... •007 LAND. Tat gra.—Tbe young denizen of the frown of the north, who has been residing in Kirkably fur floc months past being about %ureter , to his native country. and being an iota to testify grateful arknowledigiututs to the gentry of Kirkahly for ...

... 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 ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY.—Dec. 1, 1845. (From the Dublin Evening Packet.) [Where two places are mentioned, the last-mentioned is that at which tbe Depot of the Regiment is stationed.] life guards. Foot. Ist, Hyde Park 35th, Mauritius; Charles Fort ...

... sky Like woman*s witchfn* e*e?* Ye powers that watch countless steps, An* a* my wanderings ken. In this my weary pilgrimage. In pleasure or in pain : Whare*er my liameless feet may , Whate*er I*m doom*d to uree, me live beneath the hgr t ...

... IN•LAND. Tote CaAINCT. Summonses were issued in the middle of the week to the Ministers to attend Cabinet Councils, on Tuesday and Wednesday neat, at the Foreign °Mee, Downing Street, and most of the Ministers are expected to be present. Lord Grey has ...