... three soldiers died before the storm commenced, aad tea between th* Mauritius and St. Helena, end oae woman after leaving the Island ; on the troop, landing at Grsvesend, tt wu found necessary to forward to Fott Pitt, th* invalid depot at Chatham, ten of ...

... THE ARMY It it Btated that the 42nd Highlanders, now in Llmeriek, are to be removed to Windsor. Captain Macquaire, Scots I Greys, waa tried at sessions before the Recorder of Cork, last week, for assaulting Michael Heardon, a car driver. by striking hina ...

... R egiments. THE ARMY ESTIMATES. The extremely disagreeabl e duty of proposing the Army Estimates devolved upon Mr. Fox MAULE last night. The task, which, in a generous House of Commons justly estimating the importance of the Army, should be one of love ...

... the District. THE ARMIES OP EUROPE AND THE UNITED STATES.— In a Force of 105,000 men, the Prussian Army has lost, from 1821 to 1830, annually 11.7 in a thousand. This is the lowest rate of mortality in the Armies of Europe. This Army, however, is composed ...

... THE BAGGAGE OF THE INDIAN ARMY. It must be borne in mind that the Officers of the Native Army (in many of the Regiments there are no Messes), have to carry with them everything they can possibly require for the sustenance and comfort of the inward man ...

... FUNERAL OF THE MURDERED WOMAN. On Friday the funeral of Good’s hapless victim took place. About one o'clock that day Mr. Slant, the undertaker, in Roehampton, came with his men to Putney Parklane, and prepared for the removal of the coffin to Putney Church ...

... ALLEGED EXCESSES OF THE BRITISH ARMY IN AFFGHANISTAN. The enclosed is a copy of the reply of Sir William Nott to the questions sent to him by the Government, and which was forwarded by him to the Adjutant-General of the army : Lucknow, April 4. Sir—l ...

... snch a measure, if ever pass, will the signal of destruction to the landed interest. In England landed property may continue of some value; but tbat will little consolation to the land proprietors of Ireland. From Cape clear Carriekfergus— from the Hill ...

... to the house of a young woman, a friend of here, with whom she was going to take a cup of tea. While there he sent out for some beer, shortly after which he said he had been robbed of two sovereigns, and charged the young woman with having taken theta ...

... — TRANSFER OF LAND A lecture was delivered on Tuesday night, by Mr. James Stewart, at the rooms of the Law Amendment Society, 21, Regeut-street, on the means of facilitating the trausfer of land. Shortly after eight o’clock Mr. Stewart commenced his lecture ...

... fonght against Russian army, neither the strength nor the leedereof which are quoted, but which forced the Hnugarient to retreat, and captured one niece of their artillery. _ It it now known u fact that the Northern Ruseian army been completely outwitted ...

... EXCESSES THE BRITISH ARMY IN AFFGHANISTAN. To the. Editor the Times. Sir, —The enclosed a copy of the reply of Sir William Xott the questions sent to him by the Government, and which was forwarded him the Adjutant-General of the Army- It reached by the ...