... portion of the army to which this-I should hope imaginary-traitor belongs. This foul and false abuse of all that is English is also carried on here by a. Father Palgrave, a Jesuit now, but- formerly a Pro.' testant and an officer in the Indian army. As a matter ...

... lhid been ordered by her mistress to join her in Paris, after taking a ticket for Dover, was in- formed that she could not land in France without a pass- port. She applied to the Magistrate at Bow Street, but as she was not known, be was compelled to ...

... I-ortip Blisallang. JEWISH SOLDIERS IN TME SUSTRIAN As3ty.-There are 22,000 Jews in the Austrian army in Italy; and a captain oflthe Jewish persuasion, in the late engagement, most he- roically rescued the colours of his regiment from the French who had ...

... magnificent emerald, on which is engraven in Turkish characters the word souvenir. the Grand .Duke of Baden has addressed to his army an ?? of the day, which concludes as follos :- The time fot peace and repose has not yet arrived, and we may have toimpose ...

... realisation of his own prophecy, will form the chief perplexity in the future administration of India. That country, unlike Eng- land, is not abundant in fiscally sqasezable materials. From a population so poor and inert scarcely anything is to be extracted ...

... have always been ainused, and the army are equally wearied with the dead camp life when so many nations around them invite con- quest. Let this march on London be but once effected, (the occupation of London by a French army is identical with the destruction ...

... that it wvies a mercy his reverence did not tumble headlong over a woman when was on leer knees wvasheing the passage. The cross of Christ be over us all ! exclaimed tme startled woman, rising from the ground, and in a moment recog- ceising the Monsignor ...

... re-occasioned in Malton by the arrest of a luan and a woman, of doubtful character, lately residing at Norton, near Malton, on suspicion of having some guilty knowledge of Mr. Jennings, the woman, at York, when intoxicated, having made allusion to robbing ...

... Dens-; and her neighbour was Elizabetls-Cefrie, land- ]ady ?? Taver9i. Vrstarde'si daeghtct,'½a little gil; Weas iili'gnehiaitfilthy 1aniaaig e to Mrs. An- derson, and Mrs. Currie, rashing out, seized the old woman, and with great violence threw her from the ...

... 3rd instant. The prisoner declares himself, in imperfect English, to be a Spaniard; that he has served for some years in the army of the Queen of Spain; that he has been travelling for some months in Wales : and that he obtained the clothes found upon him ...

... Street.j A CHILD STOLEN. - Yesterday, a woman, named M'Gronan, who keeps a lodging-house in Alcester Street, applied to Mr. Kynnersley for advice under the following circunstances: On the 2nd of November a woman came to lodge at her house, and on the following ...

... was glad enough to get away as well as he could out of the fiery land. Tartars, Moguls, Arabs, and Persians found food in every field in which the Russian, for example-a civilised army, would find only starvation and death. It would he a rash and, perhaps ...