... STATIONS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, [Where two places are mentioned, the last-named is that at which the depot of the regiment is stationed.] Ist Life Guards, Windsor 42d Ft., Bermuda, Isleof Wifht 2d, Regent’s Park Reserve batt., Bermuda RoyaJHorseGuards, ...

... DISTURBANCE AT THE SALVATION ARMY MEETING HOUSE. ANOTHER disturbance, arising ont of tbe eccentric manner in which the Salvationists conduct their religious services, took place Sunday last. appears that young woman who, one would think, might be better ...

... soon procured, and the poor woman, although conscious, still lies in a very precarious condition from two severe wounds in the back part of the head, evidently inflicted a life-preserver some blunt heavy instrument. The poor woman's little store of money ...

... Near Selby a brutal outrage was perpetrated * • other evening. poor woman was knocked dcwn Irishmen and feloniously assaulted, such being theviolc' used that two of her ribs were displaced. The have been apprehended and committed for trial. Shocking ...

... premises. servant old woman, the caretaker, were the only occupants of the bouse, and, seizing former, tbe men demauded the keys of the safe. The girl either not know or would not tell, and the ruffians then tied both her and the old woman up with rough cords ...

... fIX'IEAOBDINABT DIAMOND BING CASE, j ANOMALY^ni^THE^M ARMED WOMAN’S the Mansion-honse on the 11th inet, Mr. Jame* Monday, at the Bromptbn County Court, a , Huddieetone, a gentleman connected with the firm « and interesting caao under the Married Williams ...

... pictures of Eastern life, the treatment being fresh and Mr. J. Bolt Schooling, one of his well known statistical papers, shows A Woman’s Chance of Marrying” various ages. The article contains many surprising facta.—A paper on Old Jest Books is quaintly illustrated ...

... and strong; country woman, about 45 ; | well able to work and plain cook. —Apply, A., Clironicle i Office, Lincoln. HOUSEKEEPER.— Wanted, a careful, trious middle aged WOMAN Working ! Housekeeper ; small family; one cow ; country woman preferred.—Apply, ...

... offered it Majesty. good woman, said the Queen, since the bracelet has fallen near you, keep it! Of course the woman was profuse in her expressions gratitude. The Duchess de Mosdina-Coeli, who was present, told the old woman that she would buy the bracelet ...

... earnest on the part of the Allies. The expeditionary army landed at a place called Old Fort, about thirty miles to the north of Sebastopol, and about twenty miles south of the port of Eupatoria. The landing was effected, without any opposition from the Russians ...

... Oreat lindal-street.— Mrs. Charlotte Conville, married woman, of 66, Great Tindal-street, stated that the deceased was a German, and had fled from his native land in order to escape serving in the army. He was out of work good deal, and got considerably ...

... —Mrs. Clark's Register Office, 25, New Market, Lincoln. ARMY SERVICE.—YOUNG MEN wishing to JOIN HER MAJESTY'S ARMY can obtain ' information as to the Con Htions of Service and dvantages of the Army, on application any Post- Office. Great prospects of promotion ...