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... THE ARMY. (From the Limtriek Chronicle of Wednesday } Military staff in the West Indies.—Captain Crowe, 93 Highlanders, is now Fort Adjutant at Dominica ; Lieutenant Marne, '9Bth ditto, (k. Kittt; Lieut. Wilson, 93d Highlanders, ditto, at St. Lucia ; ...
... LANDED PROPERTY. The season for large sales uf valuable estates having terminated, and the proprietors of land much interested in the tare or supposed value of their property, we have in consequence taken some pains to ascertain its present value, and ...
... NEW ZKALAND LAND COMPANY. (From the Morning Chronicle.) The directors of this company, together with a vast num- ber of persons interested iv the colonisation of New Zealand, made an excursion to Gravesend on Saturday last, for the purpose of inspecting ...
... ENTERTAINMENT IN PARIS TO THE CHIEFS THE ARMY THE NORTH.” Friday last gra«d dinner, the Englihh plan, was given in Paris, by the President the Chamber of Deputies, to the young Princes, and ether principal Chiefs of the Army, upon its return from the Belgian ...
... FRENCH PAPERS* May 25, stale lelij.Alanihal CiHint Bourgas on ibe of this month, with the the army, Imt Roth n*mains with men until the Russians will renain ill Hti'i'aria until Bt MCiind part the war contrilmtion is paid. KmU B still continues from this ...
... read by many— it will be- read by more and should be reeul by all who can understand a most inte- resting tale ot woman's trials and of woman's worth.— Morning Post. Richard Beiitley, Nesv Burlington -St mat. CAPT AIN (li A M 1 1: US N KSV NAY AL STORY ...
... civil and military officers; the army and navy ; the expenses of national works, canals, bridges, and, above all, the repair frequent iuundritiuiis of the Great Yellow River; largesses to meritorious divisions of the army; aud bounties to the people in ...
... harvest. The army of the Caucasus, which is placed under the orders of the Lieut. General Golovine, has just been reinforced by 10,000 men, and that of the Black Sea, commanded by General Grabbe, has been increased by 8000 troops. The two armies are at present ...
... that it was impossible to hinder a landing in force, protected by men of war. the 24th, then, the expedition of the rebels approached the shore of Castella, and under the protectiun of their squadron effected the landing of men on that undefended coast; ...
... entitled to an allowance fur da: , to have it under the direction ef the Commissioners Customs. Goods tuund in a package ux landed by bill of sight, cuncealed in any way with intevt w deceive the officers of the Custums, tu be furieted, together with every ...
... afterwards expressed his wish to see the man- Jiff in which it was proposed to land the cannon men; and accordingly two pieces of cannon and men were landed. On arriving the the landing of the men, the two pieces I'f cannon, and the loading the two pieces, only ...
... only means now Lit them of in anyway counter the fatal effects of that mejsure. When the sales of the bisb«ps' palaces and lands take place, there is hut too much reason t. believe that the Catholics will (.ind if need be, by foreign aid)p irch ase th ...