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... THE ARMY. Since the 54th Regiment went to India they lost 34 officers, 1200 men, 51 Europeahiwomen, and 135 children, a=&rom disease, except 70, who were killed in thefield. We understand that the Commissariat Establishment in Dublin-is to be abolished ...
... soldiers died befor e the storm commenced, and ten between the Mauritius and St., -elena, and one woman after leaving tie island. On the troops landing at Gravesend, It was found necessary to for- ward to Fort Pitt, the invalid depot at Chatham, ten of ...
... THIE ARMY. ROVAL ActTlr~r.Ffty, Wo014 Cot, SEPTp. 21.-The whole of 1 the field batteries asse-cblodt at eight o'clock thid morning in 2 licavy nitrching eider, with their eamp equcipacge, anci pro- 3 ceededl to Dartl'ord-lceath, di 'tact about seven or ...
... CORRESPONDENT OF THE METROPOLITAN DISTRICTS. THE FREEHOLD LAND ,SCHEAIE. To THE EDITOR or THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Si-With reference to your article of yesterday, on the subject of the Freehold Land Scheme, it strikes nse that there is another mode of securing ...
... BLOODY WORK IN THE ARMY. To TI5E EDITOR OF LLOYD'S WEEKLY SEWN'SPAPERt B-(i reat vms the wail of horror which wont through the land hens hr Nibuer fiogged her two apprentices to death: and eely kess waO the indignation expressed whben the picture of ...
... ALLEGED EXCESSES OF THE BRITISH ARMY IN AFFGHANISTAN. From the reply of Sir William Nott to the questions sent to him bv the Government we copy the following:- 1. I am called upon to state upon what private pro. perty, and upon what private buildings ...
... is the return made by the people of Englatid, or rather, I would believe, by a tew Indlviduals, to the gallant CandshAr army-that army which was for go long a time neglected, hut which, nevertheless, nobly up- hold our national honour, and,duriitg aperiod ...
... lwctizensbu In a manner worthy of that brave army of which he hinsteif1` formed to conspicuous a part [hear, hear!).- Hie (Mr. Lamhbton) knew that there were evesi among the Magis- trates who attended on that occasion (land he wished he could summon and examine ...
... IaTeN A ARRA TIVE of a DESERTER from the FRENCHI ARMY iim AFRICA. it, | We have lying before us a volume entitled A Voice be from North iAfrica, or a Narrative rlluntrativc of the ent Religious Ceremontes, Custorets, and Manners of the Ia- habitanfo of ...
... t of M. Neraud, Chef de Biigade, for a fimilar offence. Sonme days fince, a young woman dreffed. in man's apparel, offered herflef as a fuhblitute to f-rve.in the Army of Referve, to the Cletk of the Lincoln Militia Society, at Maidflone ; fhe was accepted ...
... shillings to every man, woman, and child; or four pounds to every family on the face of this earth. Were England to conquer all Europe, and levy a general poll-tax to pay off her present debt, she must have from every man, woman, and child, 51. 17s. 7d ...
... shillings to every man, woman, and child; or four pounds to every family on the face of this earth. Were England to conquer all Europe, and levy a general poll-tax to pay off her present debt, she must have from every man, woman, and child, 51. 17s. 7id ...