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... from a distance of 2,500 yards.] Reduction of the Russian Army.—We hear there is to be no more recruiting for the'next three years, and the negative measure wou'd, in a few years more, reduce the army by 100,000 or 110,000 men. It also said that there will ...
... News from Foreign Lands. IV.i sonix.. in tn.vNcK.—The Court of Assize of the lias been occupied with the trial of Geoffroy Laiubeit, a farmer, aged 25 years, and his wife Clementina. aged 43, for the murder poison of the wife's fit her, mother, and sister ...
... MISCELLANEOUS NEWS. Salvation Army processions have been proscribed at Worthing, and so have those of the Skeleton Army. A movement in favour closing shops in Dundee Saturday evenings at nine, instead ten o'clock, is being promoted. On Sunday, Birley ...
... News from Foreign Lands. i u:i l'i. Kmi.way A ...
... well-known Irish gentlemen, New York, has vain tried to detect an IrMnuan or woman among the many Mormons who hue entered the Castle Garden. On Saturday last 750 Mormons were landed at the depot from the ship Thornton most them having been sent out at the expense ...
... In the Army Estimates there appears, for the first time vote for a Superintendent of Gymnastics at Aldersliott A Cabinet Council was held on Satmnlay, at the official residence Lord Palmerston. The Lord Chancellor lias conferred the rank of Sergeantat-l-aw ...
... LONDON CORRESPOND NT The Army Bill has. been read a third time and passed jwith. but little discussion in the House of Lords. Some took place amongst the Peers relative to the abandonment of the Berk shire campaign. Lord Malmesbury thought the Berkshire ...
... The Woman Suffrage Debate. —Mr. Woodall's proposal to add a new clause to tfoe Franchise Bill enfranchising women householders wav negatived on Thursday by a majority of 136. Messrs. Mi>llor and Boundell voted against the motion, and Mr. Lamance and the ...
... Burrough-on-the-Hill, near Melton Mowbray, GRASS LAND.—Apply, by letter, to G. Beaumont ...
... Salvation Army for creating a disturbancei the public streets. It was stated at the trial that a widespread feeling existed in the city against the attempt to prohibit the Army services; but the magistrates, feeling that the proceedings of the Army were clearly ...
... from proper uses, and would not be appropriated by the Salvation Army. He predicted that if the scheme had a patient trial, in twenty years there would not be an able-bodied man or woman unable to find labour to secure the necessariec of life. Before the ...
... late Deputy-SUrgeon- General Robert Bird, of the Bengal Army, and Mil* Bird was about be married to har oousin. Monday, two young man, named William Purvis t»4 I,ancelet Bars, and a young woman, aged 32, named Maggi* Maxwell, ware beating off the Tyne ...