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... ARMY AND NAVY. Defensive Preparations at Portsmouth' order from the Board of Ordnance was P n on Wednesday morning for the immediate s for of twenty-five rounds of cartridges, with j.jfic*' each of the 32-pounders mounted upon the tel? tions ; six 68-pounder ...
... 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 ...
... •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 ...
... 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 ...
... was unable to attend until about half hour afterwards, when he proceeded to the woman's dwelling, and was informed by her mother that he had arrived too late, as the woman was dead, and had been laid out twenty-five minutes. As Mr Morse would have bad ...
... THE ARMY. Q $ Death of General Sir Henry Bayly, ...
... the first true ho|a- for that dislnrlaal land the of artillery, and ap|a-ar lie hv rcgnlar otlHers . . dial it was the real ohieet ilaae persons uiythie times pr 0.,.., ity. The rev, .he Kmperor Mm-wco’s army.aiat some Ixuropean ad- rf tzualshildt. in ...
... 1847. minietry, the ministry decides to reject the teems of negotiation offered by Seymour. The niplish sailors bare been landed to protect the Queen. THE OVERLAND MAIL. Tire overland mail frost India Manville. bat arrived. The dates are front Bombey ...
... Buckingham Palace, London. [date not filed.) ' Monsieur,—l have the honour to communicate the intelligence of the landing of the Army under my command. on the Coast of Dover, with the submisaion of the capital of England. I write this in the Palace of ...
... Russian troops withdrew towards the frontiers, to occupy the territory ox the republic for the present. The American Army. —Tlie standing army of the tinted States consists of one regiment of dragoons, one regiment of rife men. four companies f artillery, ...
... doubly distressing. Breen was twenty-five years of age; had been only a few years the army, aud was highly esteemed his comrades. He was a native of Dublin. The young woman, Sarah Smith, was servant with Mrs Henderson of Botanic Road, and, we understand, ...
... A. C. Stewart, in reference to our standing army said—lt 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 ...