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... consent of the Legislature, the army and navy may look forward with confidence to a brevet worthy of the occasion. We understand that the proper authorities intend forthwith to establish a third meal throughout the army. This very judicious step will put ...
... act. IfoßßinLE Depravitt in England—Murder a Trade. A woman named Wood, living at Nottingham, has been committed for trial for wilful murder, charged with procuring abortion in the caseof young woman named Henson, It appears that Wood has made an ample ...
... THE ARMY INDIA. The following may, bo received as correct outline furnished us from Simla, of the present intentions of government respecting the movements of most of the Queen’s corps stationed in Bengal. It is, however, probable that the contemplated ...
... TION POLICY Th« Wlii»n are rapidly. Having asscmbled an army 4U,0U0 nun, ostensibly to extinguish a political conflagration that only required dealt with after the manner in which Gulliver arrested the progress of the fire the Palace Lilliput. Lord Clarendon ...
... the lioum* female, naimsl Louisa Ferris, married woman, but consequence of domestic broils, had, for long |»eri ...
... by the Adjutant-General of the army, on the 20th instant, will have informed your Lordship that I directed Brigadier-General the Hon. 11. to join forced marches, and that 1 had closed up to short distance ofehe Sikh army that they could not possibly attempt ...
... in any way to interfere with the free exercise of the will of the people. The composition of the army of the Alps is announced in these journals. The army is to consist of three divisions of infantry, division of cavalry', brigade of artillery, and one ...
... and Dealers in.Patent Medicines, and asr. OTc9, Armagh, Wholesale Agents for Ireland and Scot land. MESSRS. J. AND ». RAIMKS AM) CO. DRUCCZ6TS, KltlMU KC.H WOMAN’S CURSE. Jvr the Armatjh Uuarilitm.) HARRIETT* EUZAOETIt LOVETT BUEKLCTON, PART FIRST. ** / ...
... involved in the undertaking. he assembled mighty army, and invaded Connaught ; and and her general, Ceat, were not slow opposing the invader; but depended much his cunning as on his force, ami moreover, his army was not great as that Connor’s, collected all ...
... thirty-five. 1841, the lamented gentleman succeeded to the title, the decease of his father, who was Lieutenant-General in the army ; and for the last few years has been a delicate state of health, which induced paralysis, the immediate cause of death. Ilia ...
... that excited much attention in tho corps; throughout all the campaigns had been followed woman ; gentle reader will tell no •tory of love, singleness purpose, that woman in her devotion leaves all the world to follow him she loves the best, and whether in ...
... to be. llalf-a-Pint Alf. equal a Yaruof Land. lt not often, dare say, that a man thinks, when he drinks gill of ale, he is swallowring a square yard of land! Yet so it is. There aro 01.700.000 square acres of land in England, the rental of which £30,000 ...