... EXCESSES OF THE BRITISH ARMY IN AFFGANISTAN. To the Editor of the Times. Sir,—The enclosed is.i copy of the reply of Sir Wm. Nolt to the question sent to him by the Government, and which was forwarded him to the Adjutant-Gene* rla.of the Army. , It reached me ...

... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY oh the Ist or rxBBUAar, 1838. (From the United Service Journal.) Where twv placet are mentioned, the last filmed is that which the depot of the regiment stationed.] lit Lde Guards—Windsor 420 d Foot—Glisgow 2nd ditto—Kegcnt’s ...

... be heseiged by an army, and you will then see bow the army property. The army, it I. said, protects liberty, bat it does not; the war system I. the bane of liberty. It newer can nor will protect liberty. Despots are crested by armies,anal 'Month the fear ...

... Horrible Murder. —lt appears that a woman named Bridget Barrett cohabited with a man of the name of Mannion, by whom she had child. It having lately come to her knowledge that he was about being married to another woman, she being aware of his mode of living ...

... his residence, in the Abbey Foregate,* Shrewsbury, aged *B, General Robert Philips, of the Hon. East India Company’s Bengal Army. was the senior officer in the company’s service, and greatly distinguished himself the taking of Benares, and in several other ...

... Mall contead that the right mode of red rag order is to an Already overtaxed people for the of a new army of policemeu, in addition to a shin:ling army of about 100,0 rJ men, which ii at least nO,OOJ wore thau would on req,•ned uuder an economical gotnment ...

... given sis acres of land fur a barracks, and government were shout to erect one. The Chairman said, that at Ashton also, the Earl of Stamford and Warrington had given eight acres of land. Mr. Samuel Taylor: If we could obtain piece of land, would government ...

... shoulder. One who brings you news, was the answer, in woman's voice. “News! Where from?'* “From abroad/' From beyond seas?'' cried the old woman, starting up. Aye, from beyond seas.’’ The old woman raked the fire together, hurriedly, and going close to ...

... and his army have had a marrow escape front the brave mountaineers who have to long and as auccessfaly defied all the power of Russia. A Rossrao ST • Q“cm Docron—The following horrible cently in • parish of Heitman, Fianders:—A time ego • woman,sufferins ...

... Shaangnaeh Castle, near Bray, en Wed Jay morning Ist. The General, who he'd been for a 1./period ins the Mired list of the army, was wellborn for his atmehnient in Cobbet, end always the principles of review. The passing of the he by &column erected near ...

... of the land. Singular Incident.—On the completion, few days since, of the railway on the tressel and bridge over the Congaree Swamp and river, general tnuratinn of the caterpillars of Richland look place towards the St. Matt he«s shore An army of worms ...

... martyred Kin£, who, as de Maistre said, signed his death warrant in recogniring the independence of America. Noble remains of the armies of the Empire ! remember that the Government of England, the gaoler of the Holy Alliance, poisoned Napoleon, and caused to ...