... LNOTHEB DEFEAT OF THE CHINESE. 'TEE JAPANESE ADVANCE ON PEKIN. LANDING OF AN ARMY NIUE TAKU. INauru; W.. Tee 46•••••• •I a• •••••I Iso be 46.000 swerssd wag is Ird•ol •• S. woman •••••• et S. of tlinalrik.••••o • .pl et Me ors hem • rod ••• • mewled •• ...

... THE ARMY. Er Lahr deeded, th. eer armor d ' darer Ye WooWasil• OwedilL 10.1127,2 . • = ft re memoir et Orestail am 1178 - 171 a le Odder Ur et In dedded le batimme Elohlley goaded le id b• timed to Mr Mrd a == b ielletrr i r4= some mime smoke 6re al la ...

... THE ARMY. We are toann ounce the death of Major-General Bush, K.H., which took place from the prevailing epidemic, at his residence in Sloane-street, on Sunduy evening. General Bush was at the head of the London r. Major-General i: eoruiting district ...

... wounded men off the Sligo JChanuol, bad been cruising off the K.!.> land. This part of the coast, therefore, ought loft without the protection a ship of war.— / * Suictiut. young woman, named Scares. suicide on Tuesday night the Stepney Juovti. throwing ...

... companies in Ireland, at Laoguard Fort, and Sheerness. KING’S COUNTY. (from our corrksposdext.) Threatening a Land Agent —.William J. Ramsbottom, Esq., land agent residing near Ballycumber. a few days since received a letter through the Post-office, signed a ...

... THE ARMY. Officers of the Army and Gentlemen joining are invited to inspect our various outfits, the best material, design, and manufactured om our own we are enabled to offer them at much than are asaaily charged for imferior Comp Parnitare ond 6, 9 ...

... Deputy Commissary-General Fenoo this day. Burgeon-Major G. J. Moffat, ef the Army Medical Department, has been granted leave of absence to the inst. Surgeon G. D. Leake. M.D., Army Medical Department, Los returned to Naas from leave of absence and resumed ...

... THE ARMY. If BOH 008 HII.ITAaT COBBSBrO!fI»»T.) An afteroooa coaosrt. in aid of the funds being raised for the Irish Branch of the Soldiera* and bailors* Families Association.” will be given in the Antieut Concert Rooms, Great Brunswick street, on Wedcmdar ...

... being ably seconded by Captain Triphook. the poor woman was in a few minutes presented with £2los lOd, very bsndsomesnm for her in her then condition. On the voyage she had eyfry comfort, and when landed had medical attendance.—L*wrpool Timet. Suddkiv Death ...

... Canada as private secre- tary, in 1794; and in 1803 he received for his services, as a Lieutenant-Colonel in the army, a considerable tract of land in thetownship of Dunwich ; there he settled on the banks of Lake Erie, then upwards of one hundred miles from ...

... THE ARMY. A detachment, conaistfng of one rffleer, two sergeant a, two corporals, end three prirates (in all flra oflcers and thirty-five men), t> from each of he foltiwmg corps, embarked at the North-w*!! on Saturday last for Holyhead, en route to Hythe ...

... THE ARMY. traola Or COIaZ•ISINPaIri.) A yodels addle', from Della; brombt an luvithd I. artatol on Saturday. and • young girl to sta.m he waa moth attached, be apparel depremed a. b. hAtt os I. the be a few 1t is • mais acialpt mansiar, thee brume ...