... cornet and afterwards as lieutenant of the 10th Hussars. After some tune lie retired from the army, and lived in considerable privacy in London. On Thursday, the 27th of June, about six o'clock in the afternoon, her Majesty left the royal palace in an open ...

... were produced, who were not examined IS. fully. One of the constables contradicted the evidence of i. the informer as to the privacy of the room called Phoenix i Room, in Morty Downing's house. He said it was always i open to the public, and even constabulary ...

... OFFICIAL. Her Majesty, .the Prince Consort, and the royal chl-; dren, are in excellent health, and living in great quiet m and privacy at Oshornj. ...

... required, and a second Council must have been a 5 held. We are glad to think that, as the intrusion upon t e the Queen's privacy was unavoidable, care has been taken f to make that intrusion as slight as possible. C Da SHOCKING DEATH OF CAPTAIN TENNANT ...

... Stevens for the Countess Della )s Seta. d Mr. Bacon, for Lord Vernon. said that his Lordship IS had no other desire for privacy in the discussion of this it case than that which any man would naturally feel who s, had formed such a counexion as that ...

... but most of all in its morality. As it took some weeks to recover from the inconsiderate attacks of a morning paper on the privacy of a most illustrious lady, so no doubt it will consume months in regaining its equilibrium after the severe shock it has ...

... with his defence. Colonel Crawley submitted that the Sergeant Majors had not been improperly imprisoned ; and that if the privacy of Mrs. Lilley had been violated it was not his fault, but the fault of the then Adjutant, Mr. Fitzsifhon. The charge against ...

... monstrosity of setting up a c court, of unknown constitution, devoid of all legal respon-I sibility, and shrouded in iabsolute privacy, to try newm questions, is as great as that of referring to such a ?? bun~al the revision of a decision already pronounced ...

... giving a description of the mur- ,. derer with other particulars, at the same time enjoining the Lre utmost caution and privacy in their proceedings. On Tues- o us day last in the course of his enquiries he got upon what he our felt confident was the ...

... division of their ze carriages. These apertures, says the Railway News, will be provided with curtains, so as to ensure privacy to the pas- ig sengers, but will at the same time, in the event of an assault e- by one individual upon another in any one ...

... cused, by the effect wich thswikd rile of innjust charge Yhad uponl a mind onfeobled by illes oef as lius forced me from my privacy aind led me to h ope ras that common fairness will induce you togv nsrini [at to the following remarks I feel bound to mnake ...

... song with all his children han~ging on tolhiscoat. Now, as those children iucliuded six ladies, some of them living in the privacy of theirown homes, I btain I sny distinctly you did attack them and the family, and ,head held them up to contempt. I Is that ...