... 249 captains ; subalterns; 251 staff; 1329 serjeants under arms, 248 otherwise employed, 186 in camp, sick, 452 sick, absent, Isl on command, and 12 prisoners of war; 527 drummers, under arms and otherwise employed, 28 in camp, sick. 93 absent, sick, ...

... write their nonsense printed. ‘The movement to er ect a monument to the memory of thers strength as it grows older. The Henry Grattan, ga n has called public atten- jaliar manner of its independent fact that one tion to it, almost es much as the of Ireland’s ...

... IONS. 3 Adam Charles Craies, boot and shoe maker, East Linten, Haddington. e o 7 Ve John Emith, farmer, Poolwick, Cromdale, Elgin.— Croeditors meet io the Gordon Arms Hotel, Elgin, on Friday. April Bth, at 12 o’clock. Cooper & Wink, agents. James Tait ...

... Government in 1798, but which would fail now as it failed then. The Irishman who now thought he could throw away bis arms, just as Grattan dishanded the Volunteers in 1782, would find that he l.:rlmd bimseif in the power of = , unbrelensing Eoaglish enemy ...

... League clothed themselves in glory and eleatrified their audiences with threats ot dynamits, blunderbusses, assassinations, armed risings, and other terrible things, are now, in view of the stern and unmistakeable attitude of the Government, endeavouring ...

... account.” That resolution, I grieve tosay, was negatived in Committes by sixteen to five, but among the five were Sir John Holker, John Bright, and Samuel Whitbread—(applause), 1 should mach prefer if this question were dealt with apart from an individeal ...

... ANNIE, of Alexander Andrew, aged 15 years, second dai intimation. Montana, U.S.—Friends kindly accept this (the only) At 24 John Street, Aberdeen, on ult., b B. architect, aged or accept this intimation, Suddenly, at 9 Summer Street, Aberdeen, on the lst ...

... or Horses at Ixscu,—Yester- day a large gathering of men attended joint sale promoted by Mr John Reaton,Station Hotel, Insch, and Mr James Brown, Haughton Arms Hotel, Alford, which took place at Insch. Nearly 50 horses, anumber of machines, and a large ...

... Sir John Lubbock, M.P., presided, and among those present were Mr Courtney, M.P. ; Mr Albert Grey. M.P. ; Mr Cowen, M.P. ; Mr Rathbone, M.P. ; Viscount Folkestone, M.P.; Mr Houldsworth, M.P. ; Lord Arthur Russell, MP. ; Mr Biddulph, M.P. ; Sir John Kennaway ...

... oldest men in Amlweb. He left John his eldest son and heir, who worked in the same mines, and married, in 1773, Mary Griffiths, of Anglesey. His death took place in 1828. John was succeeded by his eldest son, also named John, who was likewise a miner by ...

... Mackay, harbourmaster ; A. Muaro, clothier; Johu Hutcheon, Pitblae ; John Bain, Memsie ; m. Morrice, Wightor ; Thomas Mowat, Concraig ; John Byres, Percyhorner ; George Shirran, Memsie ; John Lunan, Broomhead ; James Pittendreigh, Kirkton, Tyrie; Dr Cock, ...

... the property became vested in John Fiood, grandsen of the founder of the family. John Fiood made bis will in 1807, devising the lgnds to Lerd Doneraile and Kichard Aldowarth, in trust for the use of his eldest son, John, for life, with remainder in tail ...