... the return made by the people of I Eagland, or rather, I would believe, by a fdw individuals, to l the gallant Candahar army~that army which was for so tong a time neglected, but which nevertheless nobly upheld our national honour, and during a period of ...

... months: it was vacated by the enemy on the arrival of the army under my command. On its being entered by the British troops, it was found that not a single person was in the city-neither man, nor woman, nor child. There was no property, and I do not believe ...

... the woman (liller) IS there, and, on questioning her as to tbe child, she said that Leon leaving the hospital she gave it to a woman, wohse pas. sage she paid to take it to Liverpool to its father. a The constable asked her did she know the woman, os ...

... hope will be a warning to all such s. degraded beasts. AssCharge of A udt-Mr. Florence Egan, a landing- d waiter in our Custom-house, was charged by a young woman, who had- been his servant, with a rude assault as upon her in his office, on the 23d April ...

... served nolesrthan 65years shi 11. in the armies which best supported the cause of his unfor- gr IS, tunate native country. General Malachowski was one of op fe the distinguished members of the six armies, viz., the army of a'o of General Kosimszko, the Polish ...

... two-namely, William Row- lands, of Trecastell, Penmon, near Beausnaris, Anglesey, a respectable and intelligent larnier, 34 years of age, a ho has left a widow with six children to bewail his untimely fate, and Anne Owen, single woman, aged 24, a native of ...

... of Richard Paul Tyrrell Homer, there was a settlement entered into, which charged the sum of £4,000 on certain lease- hold lands, in Finglass, for the issue of the marriage. The only issue were Richard Nugent Horner and Anne Horner; and on the marriage ...

... and fortune, and holding the rank of Colonel in the army, had about three weeks since married her daughter2 having ano- ther wife or wives living. Miss Ann Body, alias Verity, an interesting young woman, stated that she was married to the Colonel at Newington ...

... defendant had aerved as private in the 1th Regiment of 'oot, and wherever he went he was accompanied bv, the woman. Having been discharged from the.army on a pension of 3s. 6d. a week, the defendant was appointed a constable..orr the esta- blishment of the ...

... Paisley-we may say, what with all Scot- land-all Wales-all England?. The feeling of discontent is strong, bitter, universal. To be effective, the coercive power must be extended over the length and breadth of the land. This is but a preliminary step towards ...

... he relied upon as correct. The grandfather of Mr. Monkhouse, sen., realised a very large fortune-upwards of £100,000 -as an army clothier in Coventry-street. He be- queathed the whole of his property to his two sons, one of whom died before lis father ...

... infhrmatioti of a woman of hs'ad character, who was repeatedly charged with theft, and oa her own admission, a woman of depravea mind and habits, without even a local habitation, and while in attendance to give evidence, sbe was charged by a woman named Clarke ...