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... will ads rail, 87 th Royal Irish Fusileers—The service com* ponies are to return from the Mauritius to £n£> land in Hie Java transport on her landing the serve buitalio not the 12ih Foot, 97th —Toe rceerve battalion aa'led from Perilmouth for Corl-j, iu the ...
... ‘The circum- stances are reudered more shocking from thé faot of the mur- derer being the son of the woman. He, it ap- pears, formed an attachment to a woman who lived as servant in the house. On the day that the ocourrence hap- pened, whilet his mothér was ...
... natural anil legitimate use, it would afford meal day to every man, woman, and child in the land ! The man or woman who drinks, drinks the food of the starving ; and is not that roan or woman a monster who drinks the food of the starving, A Cure for Cold Meat ...
... vice, be finds nothing betore bis eyes but ruin and A-young woman was examined the other day, when she was asked by cne of the Councellors it she came therein the character of a modest woman ? replied she, “ 1 do not ; that which hav been the ruin of ...
... sloue 48th—Gibraltnr, Youghal 4th ditto—Bombay + Maids Bengal, 50th— New South ales, Gib ditto-- Chatbam Sist— Van Dieman’s Land, Tih Hussaco— Chatham York La Praine: | 53d — Barbadoes. Naas Bth ditto— Norwich 53d— Plymouth passage home Mb Laveors— from ...
... THE ARMY, Major-Ccueml WUlwnr Goom is to rotern home from Jaioaici), and to Uie command of the Northern d’tlrict EngSaud, in succession Ma;or-Genera’ Sir CtiarW James Napier, removed to the .Staffof India. ' ' C'nJor-'Geiteojl S. H. Jaerke’ay, formerly ...
... bay, you land at Staten Island, and, slowly wending your way up the steep hill’s side, you reach at length the summit, and, gazing round, the eye takes in at single glance one of the most splendid scenes ever looked upon in this any other land. Far below ...
... each 20 to 26 peace tull ray. Secretary to the Commands ing-in-Caief, Lord joiaed the army as A Curnet in 1825 he became o a Major-Geaeray. It dues nyt appear in Army List that bis Lordship purchased any ot hie steps otherwise thas by actual and vard vice ...
... longer serving the staff of the army in this country than any of the General Odiieis now in command of districts. Major General Sir Hugh Gough, it is said, is not disposed present to accept of staff appointment with the army in this country. is supposed ...
... Yon see, two desperadoes had gotten some smuggled liqnqr, and other things, landed and accreted at Musquash, and they came up with ic in an open boat last night intending to land it somewhere on the Back Shore it is supposed, aatbey came inside of'Pai Iridge ...
... REDUCTION IN THE ARMY AND NAVY We believe we may congratulate the more mode- rate and patient economist on the prospect of an early and considerable -step in the right direction. After years of ascending expense and descending revenue, areturn to the ...
... whether the interference of the Priests, in remov ing the applicants from the Relief Lists, is tolerated by them? A poor woman, wife of a Protestant labourer, with a family of 7 children—being herself a Roman Catholie-—was removed by one of the Priests ...